Hello!
I recently upgraded to Fedora Core 2. I installed spamassassinV2.63 via apt-get. I always used spamassassin as filter with Evolution (V1.4.6). I worked with the spamd/spamc-combination. As filter-rule i set up "pipe message to shell command" /usr/bin/spamc -c "does not return" 0, so it's then moved to the special spam-folder. The spamc/spamd-combination always was pretty fast, unless I installed FC1. There it was the firewall slowing down SA, but as I opened the port (default, 783) it was as fast as I was used to. But now with FC2 opening the port does not help. The filtering is slower then with spamassassin and even stucks sometimes so evolution hangs up. I tried the "-B" option for spamc, because I guess the message passed to the deamon is a "single SMTP-formatted message", but this results in no message being marked as spam. I don't know what else to do or where to start to find out why it is so slow.
Greetings,
Thomas B.
PS: Any help is welcome!
Tried piping a message through spamc on a console (ie: `cat message.eml | spamc`) to see how it performs?
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