Actually, the cronjob does try to restart amavisd-new but fails because
the hook is not marked executable. On 12.04, just do
chmod 755 /etc/spamassassin/sa-update-hooks.d/amavisd-new
and a successful sa-update should then trigger the restart. This looks
fixed in 12.10 & later due to upstream chan
I should add, problem encountered with 12.04 LTS on Linode.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/594839
Title:
Plymouthd SIGSEGV on Lucid Xen Instance
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I encountered this problem, with more severe side-effects, on Linode.
When plymouth segfaults, it causes mountall to give up:
mountall: Skipping mounting /var since Plymouth is not available
which is a nasty way for a boot to die.
Removing --attach-to-session appears to be a workaround.
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