On Tuesday 13 Dec 2005 16:41, Matt Kettler wrote: > otubo wrote: > > Everybody! > > > > I´am using exim4 with spamassassin. > > The spamassassin checks are takeing too long, then I decided to > > take a look at my logs. What I saw was that my incoming emails were > > being checked twice. I am taking a look at my exim config to see > > what´s wrong (the cause of being checked twice), but also in doubt > > if the problem is my 37 rule files (.cf files) that I need to read > > per message. Is it a possible problem?! > > It is definitely a major problem to "double scan" mail. However, > nothing in any SpamAssassin config file can cause this to happen. > This can only be caused by SA being literally called twice. > > 90% of the time when a site is scanning twice they are calling it > once at the MTA (ie: exim), and once again from their MTA (ie > procmail). > > So, in addition to checking your exim configuration, double-check to > make sure you're not calling spamc or spamassassin from other tools > in your mail chain.
There are two ways to call SA from exim - in the smtp_data ACL using the "spam" condition (exiscan has been included in the exim source since 4.50 IIRC), or by using the sa-exim local scan patch. This may be a long shot, but do you have an sa-exim.so file somewhere pointed to by "local_scan_path" in your main exim configuration? Does running "exim -bV" give any clues? -- Rob Skedgell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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