Thanks... sounds interesting, lot higher rate than I get with SA anyway, but then again I haven't really tuned SA much yet.
Anyway, I've upgraded (with some difficulty, -ivF didn't work, had to rpm -e spamassassin, then build version 2.55 from sourcerpm from the spamassassin site and install it with -ivh, new version doesn't check header size vs real size apparently, but that's a nasty one as it drops the email and I thought SA was never sposed to drop email...
As soon as I've got time, ha ha ha... I'll have a look a POPFiles, but the name is rather suspicious to me as majority of my users are IMAP.
Cheers Bill
Technoslick wrote:
On Mon, 2003-06-16 at 07:52, Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi,
I'm using stock RH9, no mods. I'm running spamd/spamc and occasionally mail is getting lost to my users:
I am getting the messsage:
spamd[24614]: bad protocol: header error: (Content-length mismatch: 3907 vs. 3906)
I've googled for solutions, but as I am using a stock RH9 system, I would assume that someone else has seen this... there aren't any updates to spamassasin that I can see, there is one message I found thru searching about an perl backwards compatibility error.
Any ideas???
If you are not entrenched with Spamassasin, consider POPFiles as an
easier to use/set-up alternative. I was able to get it up and running
with a little help from a referring party and a friend, but that was
only from my newbiness with Linux. It's been running now for about a
week and have achieved a 98.94% efficiency rate with around 3.500 emails
clasified. (I get up to a couple hundred emails a day.) You need Perl
running on your distro, the rest revolves around a script or to get it
all running and a little training (very little).
Feel free to contact me off-list for more details over help. I like POPFiles. It works for me.
T
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