On Sunday 30 July 2006 11:37, Benu wrote:
> I am running postfix2.2.8 +mysql+sasl+tls+cyrus plus spamassassin-3.1.4,
> clamav-0.87, dspam-3.6.2, razor-2.82-14, pyzor-0.4.0-9, dcc-1.3.26-1.53,
> and amavis-new 2.4.2 configuration on FC4.
>
> There are no complaints from amavisd debug, amavisd debug-sa or
> spamassassin --lint --debug
>
> This configuration WAS working before I decided it was time to update the
> FC4 system.
>
> Now, I have observed the following and have been able to rollback the
> changes from the updates:
>
> (1) amavisd's child processes stop responding after calls to spamassassin,
> whence, 127.0.0.1 timeouts
> (2) the command 'service amavisd stop' only shutdown the master amvasid
> process
> (3) the spamassassin rpm calls /etc/dcc/dccproc instead of /var/dcc/dccproc
> (4) With spamassassin rpm install postfix defer queue fills with messages
> labeled:  "SPAM  (in  reply  to  end  of  DATA   command ))
> (5) Changing postfix's smtp-amavis master.cf entries from LMTP to SMTP did
> not fix the "end of DATA" errors
> (6) Removing spamassassin the rpm and reloading perl related
> Mail::Spamassassin modules produces the following in postfix's defer
> queue: "1E1052F60937     2634 Fri Jul 28 10:56:05  [EMAIL PROTECTED] (delivery
> temporarily suspended: connect to 127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]: read timeout)"
> (7) When comparing the command 'lsof|grep clamav' output from another
> working system (FC5) with this system only the following stands out:
> amavisd   17996  clamav   12u     unix 0xc2ea38c0              1866467
> socket 237 amavisd   17996  clamav   13u     sock        0,4             
> 1837129 can't identify          protocol
>     238 amavisd   17996  clamav   14u     IPv4    1866337                 
> TCP hostname.domain.net:10024->hostname.domain.net:48261 (CLOSE_WAIT)
> (8) Using command 'netstat -nat|grep 10024' reveals over 100 processes
> like: tcp        1      0 127.0.0.1:10024             127.0.0.1:53816
> CLOSE_WAIT
>
> Is any of this familiar to anyone? I can supply amavisd.conf, postfix's
> conf files, etc. if that will help.
>
> Regards
>
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It appears that the timeouts were occurring because of  bayes MySQL failure 
that was quite. Although I had performed many amavisd debug-sa and 
spamassassin --lint the bayes failure was not apparent.

For whatever reason that I had at the time, in local.cf, I had 
bayes_store_module      Mail::SpamAssassin::BayesStore::SQL
it should have been BayesStore::MySQL instead.

After I made that change to bayes in local.cf, everything returned 
to "normal", meaning no timeouts.

thanks

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