On Sun, 2015-09-06 at 21:52 +0200, Hoggins! wrote: > I upgraded my Fedora server from v.21 to v.22. My spamd executable > comes > from an RPM package directly from the official repositories. As > mentioned before, commenting out the lines about the MySQL support > are > effective, and spamd successfully starts. > So it is undoubtedly related to this upgrade, and the "new" package > (it's the same Spamassassin version, though), but I'm struggling to > understand where the problem is. And I'm not really sure I want to > build > an executable from source instead of using the packaged one. > > So of course, my next step is to contact directly the support lists > @Fedora, but I was hoping that maybe there was something to do here > first. > I'm running SA with Bayes enabled under Fedora 22 and haven't seen any problems with SA or Bayes.
I'd fallen behind by quite a piece due to stuff that I judged to be more urgent, i.e. I was still running F18, so my last upgrade consisted of a clean install of F20, updating it to the current state and reinstating all my usual optional packages and daemons, followed by the insitu upgrade to F22 and subsequent reboot and upgrade to current state. SA and Bayes, which is enabled along with auto-learn, have performed as expected. What, if any, additional Perl packages have you installed? I added these: perl-CPAN perl-DBD-Pg perl-File-MimeInfo perl-IO-stringy perl-Mail* perl-Tk* Since then the system has been kept fully up to date. What other Perl packages have you installed that are NOT part of the F20 standard set, i.e. are extras, from 3rd party repositories, or direct from CPAN etc? My guess is that the problem lies with them. Martin
