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  • #363711
    Anonymous
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    Does anyone know the command to restart spamassassin? I want to use the rules_du_jour script to update my rules, but I’m not sure what command to put in the restart setting. Thank you very much!

    #363714
    nemonada
    Participant

    stopping:
    /etc/rc.d/spamd stop

    Starting:
    /etc/rc.d/spamd start

    also you should always run
    spamassassin -D –lint
    to make sure your rules are ok

    #363725
    Anonymous
    Guest

    That doesn’t exist on my system for some reason. I am running 10.4.2.

    #363864
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Anyone know how to restart SA in 10.4.2 via the command line? Is no one running the outstanding rulesdujour SA script??

    #363866
    thinbits
    Participant

    I’ve been doing the following, assuming it restarts everything. It’s supposed to be the same thing as clicking the start/stop button in the Server Admin app.

    sudo serveradmin stop mail
    sudo serveradmin start mail

    What is the rulesdujour SA script?

    #363873
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Thanks. I was hoping to just restart SA so the mail server doesn’t go down, but I can make that into a script. Check out rulesdujour here:

    http://www.exit0.us/index.php?pagename=RulesDuJour

    It keeps lots of great SA rules up to date.

    #364528
    Anonymous
    Guest

    “/usr/bin/amavisd reload” is what you want to use.
    No need to restart the mail server!

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