I'm trying to fix my problems with my SA 2.63 installation (using Debian 
Stable, perl 5.6.1, Qmail, Qmail-scanner 1.22, clamav 0.73)

I have discovered that if I run:

spamc -f -c -u "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" -U /var/spool/spamassassin/spamd.sock < 
sample-spam.txt

that the spamc process returns in about 2-3 seconds, as expected.

If I take out the -c to return the full message and report, it takes minutes, 
sometimes as long as 4 minutes!  WFT?!?

Spamd is started with:

/usr/bin/spamd -d -a -q -x -H /etc/razor 
--socketpath=/var/spool/spamassassin/spamd.sock -m 10 -u spamd

I've tried it with -L instead of -a and the results are the same.  I re-ran 
razor-admin -discover incase it was a timeout problem on a dead razor server.  
No change.  

The main thing is that spamd does it's job quickly, but spamc sits and sits 
without the -c option.  What could be causing this?  I guess I can take out the 
-c option, but my users are used to the way it works now with the full report.

Thanks,

Josh

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