First go-round, I set up procmail as the LDA, set up an /etc/procmail that
ran spamassassin. Next, I used milter instructions to run spamassassin within sendmail.
First question; Has anyone had any experience as to which is faster or
more efficient? I would think running it directly from sendmail rather
than the procmail indirection but my benchmarks show them to be roughly
equivalent as to delivery throughput (OK, I haven't stress-tested the box with a slew of messages so maybe that's why they appear the same).
I later started messing with two milters in sendmail but decided to first
just insure that clamav was working correctly so I only put in a milter for
clamav leaving spamassassin out of it. (note that spamd and spam-milter
were still running). Magically, both attacked incoming mail even tho
Spamassassin isn't even in sendmail. The current relevant lines in sendmail.mc is
INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(`clmilter',`S=local:/var/run/clamav/clmilter.sock, F=, T=S:4m;R:4m')
Does this work because spamass-milter is still running even tho it's not mentioned in sendmail?
TIA
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