Yes, I was thinking about this solution. But isn't it network ressource hungry ?
And if I would like to keep a files based bayes db, what should be the good manner to migrate one to another server ? Thanks Sietse for the advice. Sietse van Zanen a écrit : > Sure, use MySQL for bayes storage and have both servers use that DB. > Then you could be fairly sure, both use the same bayes. > > I think it should even be possible to dump both databases and migrate > into one SQL db. But I don't use MySQL myself, so I would not know how. > > -Sietse > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *From:* Emmanuel Lesouef > *Sent:* Thu 07-Dec-06 17:28 > *To:* Spamassassin Mailing-List > *Subject:* Synchronizing two Bayes database > > Dear List, > > This is sort of a repost of a previous email I sent to this list. > > I have two mailserver acting as mail proxies for ou main mailserver. > > These two servers have the same sitewide configuration for Spamassassin > and they use site-wide bayes databases. > > For a reason I don't really know, the 2 bayes database are not the same. > And the one of the second MX isn't really good at detecting spam. I > suppose I forgot to do a sa-learn someday... > > My question is : what can I do to have the same database on the two > mailserver ? Is there a procedure to dump the database from the best > mailserver and import it on the second ? > > Thanks for your attention and help you can give. > > -- > Emmanuel Lesouef -- Emmanuel Lesouef
