I did the upgrade from debian 11 to 12. It seems that memory usage is
lower. (While I heard that most people have the opposite experience.)
I got several problems, but the most important at the moment is with spamassassin.
I have been using it for years without problems.
It worked before I upgraded to 12.
Spamassassin did not work after migrating to 12.
At for example:
https://unixcop.com/how-to-install-spamassassin-on-ubuntu-debian/
I see that you need:
systemctl start spamassassin.service
That did not work.
Did a reinstal, no effect.
Did remove and install.
Remove only removed spamassassin, but install installed beside
spamassassin also re2c and sa-compile.
Still:
systemctl start spamassassin.service
keeps giving not found.
Typing:
systemctl status spam
and giving a tab gives:
spamassassin-maintenance.service spamassassin.service
spamassassin-maintenance.timer spamd.service
I do not find a spamassassin.service file on my system. The other
three I do find.
So systemctl thinks there is a spamassassin.service file, but when
starting it does not find it.
When using:
find / -name spamassassin.service
it does not find spamassassin.service.
So why does systemctl think there is a spamassassin.service?
And how do I make it forget it?
It looks like spamd.service is the replacement for
spamassassin.service. Is that correct?
Cecil Westerhof <Cecil@decebal.nl> writes:
I did the upgrade from debian 11 to 12. It seems that memory usage is
lower. (While I heard that most people have the opposite experience.)
I got several problems, but the most important at the moment is with
spamassassin.
I have been using it for years without problems.
It worked before I upgraded to 12.
Spamassassin did not work after migrating to 12.
At for example:
https://unixcop.com/how-to-install-spamassassin-on-ubuntu-debian/
I see that you need:
systemctl start spamassassin.service
That did not work.
Did a reinstal, no effect.
Did remove and install.
Remove only removed spamassassin, but install installed beside
spamassassin also re2c and sa-compile.
Still:
systemctl start spamassassin.service
keeps giving not found.
Typing:
systemctl status spam
and giving a tab gives:
spamassassin-maintenance.service spamassassin.service
spamassassin-maintenance.timer spamd.service
I do not find a spamassassin.service file on my system. The other
three I do find.
So systemctl thinks there is a spamassassin.service file, but when
starting it does not find it.
When using:
find / -name spamassassin.service
it does not find spamassassin.service.
So why does systemctl think there is a spamassassin.service?
And how do I make it forget it?
It looks like spamd.service is the replacement for
spamassassin.service. Is that correct?
In 11 spamassassin.service was used, because I see in my journal:
Aug 27 23:16:25 munus.decebal.nl systemd[1]: Stopping spamassassin.service...
Aug 27 23:16:25 munus.decebal.nl systemd[1]: spamassassin.service: Deactivated successfully.
Aug 27 23:16:25 munus.decebal.nl systemd[1]: Stopped spamassassin.service.
Aug 27 23:16:25 munus.decebal.nl systemd[1]: spamassassin.service: Consumed 4.817s CPU time.
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