IT_Architect
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The user's e-mail has been flakey for some time but today he could not receive inter-company e-mails from each other unless there was a CC on it to an address outside of the company. When I turned off SpamAssassin, the messages went through fine. I tell people to press the Delete Bayes Data button when they have a problem that is related to spamassassin. However, when I pressed the button, I received the following error:
"Unable to delete files
Details
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/auto-whitelist
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/bayes_journal
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/bayes_seen
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/bayes_toks"
When I do a list of that directory it shows:
auto-whitelist.mutex bayes_toks.expire47476 bayes_toks.expire74148
bayes.mutex bayes_toks.expire47506 bayes_toks.expire79003
bayes_toks.expire19361 bayes_toks.expire49054 bayes_toks.expire82763
bayes_toks.expire24522 bayes_toks.expire50187 bayes_toks.expire91395
bayes_toks.expire37812 bayes_toks.expire51730 bayes_toks.expire94144
bayes_toks.expire44124 bayes_toks.expire53214 bayes_toks.expire94990
bayes_toks.expire44269 bayes_toks.expire72132"
The file ownership and group are the user. I can see why it left behind the auto-whitelist.mutex because there is no asterisk behind the delete according to the error message but I would have expected the bayes_toks" to be gone at least, but they remained. The newest date on the files is May 13. When I look at the files for another user, it has an entirely different set of files that match the file names in the error message. I saved off the files that were in there and cleared the directory manually. Then I turned SpamAssassin back on for that user and sent some files back and forth between internal accounts and external accounts. It recreated these files:
bayes_seen
bayes_toks
user_prefs
Thus, there would still probably be an error message sometimes when people press the button because auto-whitelist and bayes_journal apparently do not necessarily get created.
Has anybody else witnessed this problem or know what causes it?
TIA
"Unable to delete files
Details
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/auto-whitelist
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/bayes_journal
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/bayes_seen
Unable to get file stats on /.spamassassin/bayes_toks"
When I do a list of that directory it shows:
auto-whitelist.mutex bayes_toks.expire47476 bayes_toks.expire74148
bayes.mutex bayes_toks.expire47506 bayes_toks.expire79003
bayes_toks.expire19361 bayes_toks.expire49054 bayes_toks.expire82763
bayes_toks.expire24522 bayes_toks.expire50187 bayes_toks.expire91395
bayes_toks.expire37812 bayes_toks.expire51730 bayes_toks.expire94144
bayes_toks.expire44124 bayes_toks.expire53214 bayes_toks.expire94990
bayes_toks.expire44269 bayes_toks.expire72132"
The file ownership and group are the user. I can see why it left behind the auto-whitelist.mutex because there is no asterisk behind the delete according to the error message but I would have expected the bayes_toks" to be gone at least, but they remained. The newest date on the files is May 13. When I look at the files for another user, it has an entirely different set of files that match the file names in the error message. I saved off the files that were in there and cleared the directory manually. Then I turned SpamAssassin back on for that user and sent some files back and forth between internal accounts and external accounts. It recreated these files:
bayes_seen
bayes_toks
user_prefs
Thus, there would still probably be an error message sometimes when people press the button because auto-whitelist and bayes_journal apparently do not necessarily get created.
Has anybody else witnessed this problem or know what causes it?
TIA