logreport.org apparently has a syslog analyzer that can grok SpamAssassin logs:
mailscanner-mrtg -- demo available
mailwatch -- no demo, but the previous link has screenshots
monkeynoodle.org spamassassin MRTG scripts: Scans the maillog/syslog and feeds the SA results into a format from which MRTG is used to create graphs. demo available
munin: Munin is a tool for graphing all sorts of information about one or more servers and displaying it in a web interface. It uses the excellent RRDTool (written by Tobi Oetiker) and is written in Perl. demo available
sa-stats.pl (Dallas Engelken's version) : Generates a report in text or HTML from a spamd log file or from syslog. not to be confused with the "sa-stats.pl" in the SpamAssassin distribution; it's entirely different
sa-exim-stats : Generates rrdtool graphs from sa-exim log files.
spamdstats: Continuously parses spamd's log file in the background and stores various data in one Berkely DB file to be read by a second script.
sa-daily-report: Generates and mails a report of all the email quarantined as spam the previous day, to allow checking for false positives.
spamness: An extension for Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0 that gives visual feedback on each message's SpamAssassin score. Screenshots available. Contributors especially welcome, please contact the author if you might be interested in helping improve and maintain the addon.
But what if you dont have any SA tools, then where you can find your SpamAssassin logs.
Simple, open /etc/syslog.conf file & check in which file syslogd is putting SpamAssassin logs.
Here is example:
*.info;authpriv.none;cron.none;local5.none; /var/log/messagesJust vi /var/log/mail to read all mail + SpamAssassin logs.
mail.*; /var/log/mail
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