On 4/4/2017 6:08 PM, Jim McLachlan wrote:
I thought spamfilter was spamassassin.
No, it's not. It's what we would call the glue. It's a content filter
script that is reaching out to a spamassassin daemon called spamd using
a lightweight c program called spamc.
SpamD allows for spamassassin to run and daemonize so you don't have to
wait for perl compilation on each and every call.
So it's:
SMTP -> Postfix -> Spamfilter.sh->spamc->spamd and back again
In your master.cf for postfix, do you have anything like smtpd -v to
turn on verbose logging?
Looking at your logs, I see tons of spamfilter calls but not very many
smtp calls. The logging doesn't have a queueid but checking the size=
and the message id's they appear to be different messages. So how are
emails getting to spamfilter.sh? Perhaps that is just because you took
a small snapshot of the logs.
Overall I don't see repetitive logging but the GB size of the logs is
impressive for a server running only 2 SPAMD children...
Regards,
KAM
