From: John E H. <jh...@ti...> - 2006-10-27 18:30:21
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Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote at 18:52 +0200 on Oct 27, 2006: > Ok, thanks. However, some weeks ago (when I could see 'PYZOR' > scores as soon as I reported a spam), it was consistently working > the way I told you. I mean, is it possible I was always the fifth > reporter of the spam? Weird... > > You shure nothing changed? Just the servers coming and going. I've found that a few retries with a shorter timeout are more effective than a single longer timeout (which is what SpamAssassin uses, at least in all versions I've seen up to 3.1.6). Note you can put this in your SA configuration: add_header all Pyzor _PYZOR_ That will show the number of hits reported on the spam (or nothing in case of a timeout). > Are you shure that reports made on 82.94.255.100 are somehow > synchronized with the ones made on 66.250.40.33? The latter, > infact, was the server I was using when pyzor worked to me... There's no synchronization between servers. It's a project that no one has taken on (see the list archives). You can put both servers in your pyzor config. Look in the list archives for a patch to SA to handle that. (Subject: [patch] multiple pyzor servers for SpamAssassin or http://issues.apache.org/SpamAssassin/show_bug.cgi?id=5148) |