Loren Wilton wrote: > occa_phishing.cf > occa_replica.cf >I have no knowledge of these.
>From the rules you show these aren't particularly worthwhile (nor all that >well written rules). There are a number of SARE rules that cover this area >much more thoroughly, and I believe these days even a number of standard >rules in this area. I'd dump these files. >I forget how you said you have SA integrated. If you are using spamc/spamd >as the interface then you can just kill spamd and restart it. Depending on >your system distribution the script to do that sometimes has various names >and locations. >Not every setup uses spamd though. I think Mailscanner integrates SA >directly, and in this case you have to bounce mailscanner. >So what are the pieces of your mail system again? And which OS distro? >Someone will likely know what to knock over the head to restart SA on that >configuration. This machine is running RedHat AS 3 with qmail and spamassassin 3.0.4. We are running spamd. So you are saying that I should find where spamd is running and restart it? "Knocking over the head" is what either I need or this crazy machine needs. For all who read this today I am not sure I will be able to see posts or not. I will definitely not be able to see them until tomorrow morning. Whenever I am able to see them again I will say that your posts are valuable to me and I hope to be able to utilize your expertise so please let me know what you think. One last note about my outage today, as a last check I looked at our internal email server that is running Microsoft Exchange 2000. When I examined that machine the C: drive which has a 6 GB C: drive partition only had 116 MB free. I have been attempting to free up space on it to see if that may be causing my sporadic email delivery problems. I am still attempting to figure out what is causing my problems so I appreciate all advice. Steve Ingraham
