From what I understand, spamc/spamd are command-line tools meant to work on one item at a time. There's no real place to plug those in at an MTA level. They work fine from an MUA level, but at that point, I'd still be calling it 10 times instead of once for each MIRV.

With amavis, I get to make one call to SpamAssassin per incoming MIRV, and that's the big win.

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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In reply to •Re: Re: Spam Fighting moved from MUA to MTA - success! by merlyn
in thread Spam Fighting moved from MUA to MTA - success! by merlyn

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