Allright, turns out that using Mail::Spamassassin is just too much of a
memory hog. As soon as the evening's spam rush came in I started
getting tons of "Out of Memory" errors. (ack!) So, I've written a new
plugin called spamassassin_spamc which, be forwarned, is just as
experimental, but is available it you want it. Its fast and memory
friendly and should be pretty oblivious to whatever spamassassin version
you are using or will use. Its available at the same place:
http://projects.bluefeet.net/
I've also updated the clamav_clamd plugin. For some reason when the
code goes to unlink $filename (the $filename created by File::Temp) I
get taint check errors. I have it now untainting it in the most haneous
of ways, but I was wondering, anyone have any idea why this is
happening? I'm at a loss for the time being.
Aran
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