large increase in spam after upgrading SA
I just upgraded SA from 3.1.0 to the current 3.1.7 via CPAN and am finding that a huge increase in the amount of spam that's coming in. On the order of almost 10 times the number that leaked into my inbox. Has anyone else run into this behavior? If so, what can I do? Configurations are unchanged as far as I can tell. Thanks in advance. - Hoover Chan[EMAIL PROTECTED] -or- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Eastwind Associates P.O. Box 16646 voice: 415-731-6019 -or- 415-565-8936 San Francisco, CA 94116
Re: large increase in spam after upgrading SA
Hoover Chan skrev: I just upgraded SA from 3.1.0 to the current 3.1.7 via CPAN and am finding that a huge increase in the amount of spam that's coming in. On the order of almost 10 times the number that leaked into my inbox. Has anyone else run into this behavior? If so, what can I do? Configurations are unchanged as far as I can tell. I had the same problem, and found out after a while that I had installed SA from RPM initially, then updated via CPAN. That resulted in TWO different versions of perl-SpamAssassin, one in /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl and the other in /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl. The one that was read in didn't correspond to the rest of SA and its version, and also didn't have valid rules in /var/lib/spamassassin. If this is the case for you, delete the old perl module version from your system. Anders smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
RE: large increase in spam after upgrading SA
I just upgraded SA from 3.1.0 to the current 3.1.7 via CPAN and am finding that a huge increase in the amount of spam that's coming in. On the order of almost 10 times the number that leaked into my inbox. Has anyone else run into this behavior? If so, what can I do? Configurations are unchanged as far as I can tell. Thanks in advance. I've run CPAN with the wrong umask, which resulted in the .cf files being installed readable only by root. So as root, it installed fine and tested fine... but when it ran for real it only picked up my local.cf rules. -- Tim Boyer Director Information Systems and Engineering Projects Denman Tire Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED]
