Bill,
There is a lot of things that can be done to lower the processor
utilization. I would hate to speculate on what you can do since I am not
familar with how you have your invURIBL configured.
For example on my system I process 150K+ messages a day and looking at the
timing information from uriTimeAnalyze the average process time is 500ms per
message and cpu usage is very low.
I would suggest you contact me off list and we can review your configuration
and goals and get it tweaked for your system.
Just shoot me an email at support [at] invariantsystems . com and we can
start looking at this today.
Darrell
Bill Green dfn Systems writes:
We are using IMail 8.12 / Declude 1.8 / Sniffer & invURIBL. This
combination has virtually eliminated Spam with very little False
Positives. I am searching for ways to reduce the Processor penalty for
invURIBL. Many of the latest updates have helped a little, but I have an
idea that, if possible, will drastically reduce my cpu utilization.
Any mail that fails Sniffer (which is most of our Spam) is penalized
enough that I don't need invURIBL to run.
According to my understanding, using custom tests I can set a test to
apply invURIBL only if the email passes sniffer, but invURIBL is still
actually run against every email since it is in global.cfg, so there is no
reduction in Processor utilization. (Actually, an increase due to the
custom test).
Do I understand this correctly?
Is there a way to only run the invuribl.exe if a message has passed
Sniffer?
Bill Green
dfn Systems
505-622-7853
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