On Fri, 2004-02-27 at 11:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> this, but that could just make it worse.On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, Jonathan Tai wrote: > 2004-02-27 10:22:00.274873500 status: local 0/20 remote 0/40 > > If the first number is 20/20 (or whatever your concurrencylocal is set > to), then your bottleneck is likely in delivery, not scanning. But I > doubt this is the case; maildrop is pretty fast.
first, thank you for your well-thought response. local is set at 120 and remote is set at 80, and at times one or the other is maxed out and sometimes even both. I don't scan outgoing, so perhaps I will try raising
The problem with that is that users sending email get timeouts trying to connect to the server that is maxed out for SMTP connections. I actually raised this setting to 80 (since backed down to 50) and experimented with higher settings, but the CPUs were too taxed with that. I know the most common way of solving this is to have everyone relay out through a different box, but that presents problems for roaming users who I pop-before SMTP for using vpopmail. It also still doesn't really solve the problem, since it will catch up to incoming mail as well.
> my $spamc_binary='/usr/local/bin/spamc';my $spamc_options='-c -f -d my.spamd.host'; my $spamc_subject='***SPAM***'; my $spamassassin_binary='/usr/local/bin/spamassassin';
It looks like you're already using spamc in "fast" mode.
Hi I didn't follow this thread, so maybe some one has asked this: How many children has spamd ( -m option)?
If you actually have '50' incoming connections you will setup it to '-m 52', but you can't increase it too much because there il limit in the number of sockets that perl can support '128' and I don't know how this must be considered.
Cheers
Salvatore
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