I have noticed since updating cPanel to the latest build, that Mailscanner Frontend no longer seems to see spamassassin the same way. Spam scanning is continuing, but when running a --lint test, Mailwatch can not properly run the command due to the non-existance of spamassassin.
I had to create a symlink to sa-learn just so that the Bayes Database output would work... but a *lot* of mail is sneaking through the scanner that should be coming up spam, and the headers do not even mention Bayes anymore.
Of course, since I can't run a --lint test, I can't confirm that Bayes is even functioning.
Thanks cPanel for going and changing things on us. *sigh*
Is there any workarounds that you know of, or is there a fix planned to patch up the issues and relink all the needed programs?
Mailwatch returns: sh: /usr/bin/spamassassin: No such file or directory
From Mailscanner Frontend (via WHM):
MailScanner - v4.84.5 installed
ConfigServer MailScanner Script - v2.88 installed and up to date
ClamAV - v0.97.6 installed and up to date
MailScanner Front-End - v4.38 installed and up to date
MSFE , cPanel 11.36.0 (build 6) and Spamassassin
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Re: MSFE , cPanel 11.36.0 (build 6) and Spamassassin
It will need a fix in the next release from us. In the meantime, edit /usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot/cgi/mailwatch/conf.php and change:
to:
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define(SA_DIR,'/usr/bin/');
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define(SA_DIR,'/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/');