Cliff Hayes wrote:
> 1) all multiple-recipient mail now goes to the clientmqueue instead of the
> mqueue and just sits there until I run a sendmail -L sm-msp-queue -Ac -q ...
> I have a Fedora system ... since I can't run the command constantly, how do
> I teach sendmail to keep flushing the clientmqueue?
On Fedora, you can reduce the clientmqueue interval by adding this
line to /etc/sysconfig/sendmail:
SMQUEUE=1m
and restarting Sendmail. (Use whatever interval you're comfortable
with if 1m is too short or too long.)
> 2) the mail in the clientmqueue is clearly spam but is no longer being
> flagged as spam. My debug logs are showing that the mail is being run
> through all the tests and many tests are coming back positive but no score
> is being assigned.
Must be a filter bug.
Regards,
David.
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