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On Mon, Jan 10, 2005 at 06:13:16PM -0500, Sunny Forro wrote: > Michael, > I am running it as root. I get the error every time I run > SA-LEARN -D --SYNC, I don't get bayes checking with spamassassin. I > haven't been running it with a bayes_path option, my old SpamAssassin > used /root/.spamassassin as the db path. This is a sitewide setup, it's > used to filter emails coming in for some charitable organizations hosted > on this box. I effectively get the same exact output every time I run > sa-learn -d --sync with the exception of the number of tokens it ties to > the db file. It still says upgrading database from version 2 to version > 3 every time. Very odd. It is possible that there is some sort of db corruption that is causing a strange failure. Are there any extra files in /root/.spamassassin? Here are a few stabs in the dark that may or may not help. Try setting bayes_path and bayes_file_mode and running the sync again. Read up on sitewide bayes on the wiki. You could try to do a sa-learn --backup and then a sa-learn --restore to see if that fixed the problem. Did you move this db from another machine? Maybe it is a Berkeley DB library conflict? Perhaps a db_dump and db_load (see wiki for info) would help. For that matter, you might try a sa-learn --import first and see if that helps. Worst case, blow away the database files and start from scratch. Michael
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