> Dan Didier said: > > Just tried adding this, /etc/sysconfig/spamassassin (it did not > > exist), and it didn't fix it... I just saw 15 spamd processes.... > > (sorry for the individual email jon) > > >
What does a ps show you spamd is being called with after you start up spamd? Here is a redhat 7.3 with little memory running SA 2.63. [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# ps axww | grep spamd 1344 ? S 0:00 supervise spamd 1438 ? S 1:23 /usr/bin/perl -T -w /usr/bin/spamd -q -a -x -m 4 If you don't see the -m flag from a ps like this, then you have something wrong with your startup script. If you do see a -m X, and you have more than X processes spawning, then your issue is related to that bug. d
