Ahmmm, when is the network coming up vis a vis the time spamassassin comes up? This is a problem I have marked for myself when the 3.0.2 machine goes up as the firewall/caching DNS machine as well. I suspect that spamd coming up before the main network comes up is a problem. And I discovered that a DSL connection coming up during the boot cycle before any consoles could be used could leave the machine locked and unusable if the DSL modem or phone lines had a severe headcold while I was booting. So I bring the DSL up very late in the boot cycle. I suspect I'll have to put a line "service spamassassin restart" right after I start the DSL. But more likely I'd just have to make sure DNS caching is up before I bring up spamassassin. And I think that's the normal order.
{^_^} ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > This is weird. I have "chkconfig spamassassin on" now. I reboot the > router. SPAMD is running when it comes back up but I am not getting any > URIBL tags in headers of SPAM messages even the test messages I send through > that are supposed to trigger it. I do a "spamassassin restart" then it all > works. > > Whats the deal, any ideas? For now I have added a spamd restart to > cron.daily just in case. > > THanks. > > Matt > > > >>If SURBLs are active you should be detecting at least 90% of > >>spams (more like 99+%). The rules above are SARE rules, not > >>SURBL ones, BTW. > > > >>In order to use SURBLs you need to have Network tests enabled: > > > > >