Berkeley fun!

[D.J. Harbaugh]

Got a question.  I've got a Bayes DB on a master mail machine that is 
running OpenBSD 3.4.  I have 6 secondary machines, all running RedHat 
8.  It is apparent that the version of Berkeley is different between the 
two, because when I try to move my Bayes DB's over to the secondary 
machines, DB_File fails to tie to them.  After I run the nifty db-to-file 
script I found in the SA Wiki, things then work fine... on one 
machine.  Another machine will correctly db-to-file the bayes_seen, but not 
bayes_toks, as it throws a whole bunch of errors.

Soooo...
I figure the easiest thing to do would be to head over to sleepycat and 
pick up the newest version of the Berkeley DB stuff and load it on all the 
machines, thus (hopefully) making everyone compatible and I don't need to 
worrry about any conversions.

So I've loaded the new version on my master machine, however, I've seen no 
change in the version of the DB file when I do a file 
/etc/mail/spamassassin/bayes/bayes*

I wonder, do I need to recompile spamassassin to make it aware of the new 
version of Berkeley?

Thanks in advance!
- D.J.