> err, i'm not sure how you setup your spamassasin but i have
> mailscanner going well cos it supports a virus scanner as well.
I second that opinion. MailScanner/ClamAV/SA 2.60, and working great on a
small-volume server:
Spam/Mail Statistics;
Total spamassassin rejected scanner total mails
Email says 'spam' by ruleset says virus undelivered
Nov 12 1283 278 (21.67%) 6 ( 0.47%) 11 ( 0.86%) 295 (22.99%)
Nov 11 2615 642 (24.55%) 14 ( 0.54%) 18 ( 0.69%) 674 (25.77%)
Nov 10 3098 650 (20.98%) 17 ( 0.55%) 15 ( 0.48%) 682 (22.01%)
Nov 9 1401 561 (40.04%) 23 ( 1.64%) 10 ( 0.71%) 594 (42.40%)
Nov 8 710 483 (68.03%) 8 ( 1.13%) 6 ( 0.85%) 497 (70.00%)
Nov 7 1746 550 (31.50%) 10 ( 0.57%) 22 ( 1.26%) 582 (33.33%)
Nov 6 2413 635 (26.32%) 17 ( 0.70%) 25 ( 1.04%) 677 (28.06%)
I have all "spamassassin says spam" messages forward to another mailbox
because I also have MailScanner archive every incoming message. I have
custom Perl code written to remove any high-scoring spam from the
MailScanner archive and then I split the rest into ham/spam mailboxes for
sa-learn. Works great, takes a few minutes a day.
-id
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