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Groundhog day - Upgrade screws up SpamAssassin yet again

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Last time we updated Plesk (8 to 8.1) every single SpamAssassin mail box had to be re-enabled one by one. Just restarting SA didn't fix it. For 000's of mail boxes that was pretty darn tedious. (see http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=38875)

Now we've thrown the dice and updated 8.1 to 8.1.1 and it's a little better - but not much! Some accounts are working; some are not. Just as before, re-starting SA has no effect. Just as before, the fix seems to be to manually stop/start the SA option.

This time out of the 000's of mail boxes we don't know which ones have SA working and which don't. Our choice: spend hours working through them all, or wait for users to complain about a sudden spam storm.

Plesk updates? "big pain, little gain"
 
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