Grant Maxwell wrote:
> After using amavis-new for about 2 years, I discovered today :) that
> it does not use spamd. This may sound crazy but I just never paid any
> attention to it before.
>
> Q1 I would just like to confirm that this means I can disable /etc/
> rc*.d/spamassassin.
Amavis does not use spamd. It loads the perl module Mail::SpamAssassin
directly. You are free to disable spamd as you see fit.
>
> the way i discovered this was that I was looking for a way to
> determine how long each test takes. I've looked at the TIMING lines
> in the log which say that SA-Check is 98% all the time. I want to
> break that down further and see if there are checks which I am
> running which take a silly amount of time and/or do not need to be
> run because they never get a hit.
>
> Q2 Is this possible and/or sensible.
Yes, you can. You may need to either increase log_level (I use
$log_level = 2), or set
$sa_tag_level_deflt = undef;
in amavisd.conf to add spam info headers into your logs.
You can use the amavis-logwatch utility to see a ranked list of SA tests
that were hit:
http://www.mikecappella.com/logwatch
See the sample output and README for more details.
MrC
>
> regards
> Grant
>
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>
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