Mark Martin wrote:
I recently upgraded another machine to test out the new distro.
Transferred my personal domain to it, to test. It is a 4.3 CentOS
with the latest toaster build.
I have other machines that have an older toaster (I always like to test
the upgrade first) that spamassassin works very well. So when testing
this new revision, I loaded my spam database into the test machine's
database.
Here are the anomalies I have found so far:
1) maildrop does not create the maildirsize file, modifying this
makes it work.
2) Even though I am using a trained database, the spam scores
are not as reliable as my other machine??.... Things it would
tag as spam are not getting tagged with as high a score.
Are local only rules being applied? (Check /var/qmail/supervise/spamd/run)
3) maildrop seems to be a culprit... (possibly).
Here is my delimma.....
I need to transition over to the new version(s) as seemlessly as possible.
I also have one (not active) machine that is loaded with CentOS4.4 and
the latest toaster.
If you see anything outstanding that I may check in regards to my test
machine, please advise.
Thanks in advance.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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