Matt Kettler wrote: > Interesting.. What parameters are being passed to spamd on startup? > Any chance there's a --siteconfigpath option in there? I'm using a vanilla gentoo install for the start scripts... I changed "-m 5" for "-m 1" because I don't have much RAM and I'm happy for messages to wait in the queue until spamd can process them... "-m 5" caused my box to thrash swap under load. AFAIK, otherwise everything is default. -- $ ps ax | grep spamd 3678 ? Ss 0:19 /usr/sbin/spamd -d -r /var/run/spamd.pid --allow-tell -m 1 -c -H 3694 ? R 1:19 spamd child 4042 pts/3 R+ 0:00 grep spamd $ -- > Also, where are the ZMIde_* rules declared? Erm, was I supposed to anything like that. :-S They just arrived with me as default - probably via the "RulesDuJour" updates. > Are they in your user_prefs? > Nope - I didn't even know such rules existed until I ran spamassassin directly to get feedback on a syntax-error with my URI_IMAGESHACK rule... My userprefs says this (sensitive data replaced with ***)
whitelist_from @*** whitelist_from @*** whitelist_from @*** score DCC_CHECK 3.0 score NO_RELAYS 0 uri IMAGESHACK_URI /imageshack/ score IMAGESHACK_URI 3.0 score SUBJ_ILLEGAL_CHARS 2 dcc_timeout 10 spamcop_from_address *** spamcop_to_address *** > do you have allow_user_rules set in local.cf? I do. > If not, rules in user_prefs will be ignored by spamd, but spamassassin will > honor them. I know my userprefs are active with both spamassassin and spamd processes as IMAGSHACK_URI fires for both. Steve
