Bob McClure wrote:
> My client built a script that runs sa-learn for each user's (about 15
> of them) spam and ham boxes.
That's easy enough. I do that here as well.
> We're having some problems with the
> script that make the client think that sa-learn pushes some of its
> work into the background.
What kind of problems?
> I know the script itself does not do that. I told him I didn't
> think sa-learn does anything in the background. Am I not correct?
sa-learn does not run any processes in the background if that is what
you mean. It simply does its thing and exits when it is finished.
You can force it into the background like this:
sa-learn --spam /directory &
But that shouldn't cause any problems (except load if you try to run
too many of them in parallel).
> The system is a RedHat ES4 box running postfix and spamd/spamc and
> procmail.
>
> Thanks for all your good work.
>
> Cheers,
--
Bowie
