Do you have to use dspam?
I've successfully used SpamAssassin ( http://
spamassassin.apache.org/ ) on very large mail volumes successfully.
This was with exim, however, you can use it with postfix too as far
as I'm aware.
Khalid
On 1 Oct 2007, at 09:39, Mark Rogers wrote:
I have a working (usually) dspam 3.6.8 installation on Ubuntu 7.04,
installed from the repositories.
However it has several issues, mostly the fact that it likes to
crash under load.
I am lead to believe that the current release (3.8) is much better,
but that's not available from the repos. Has anyone here installed
it from source on a Debian/Ubuntu box who can assist me in getting
the configuration right so that it will work as a drop in
replacement for the repo-installed version? The server its on is
live (hence the load!) so I need to make the upgrade as painless as
possible.
PS: MTA is postfix.
Mark Rogers
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