On 23 Oct 2017, at 8:37, David Jones wrote:
As far as sharing the Bayes DB, that is a different issue. If you have your Bayes DB files on the filesystem, then you can rsync them too from a master but you need to train your ham and spam from the master. If you want to be able to train your bayes from any server, then you need to use a shared storage like MySQL or Redis.
Not really. See the 'lock_method' parameter in the documentation of Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf. I can confirm that 'nfssafe' is in fact NFS-safe.
