At 15:05 +0200 26-10-2004, Arvinn Løkkebakken wrote:
Salvatore Toribio wrote:
At 11:40 +0200 26-10-2004, Arvinn Løkkebakken wrote:
How do you guys explain this?
# grep "SA: yup, this smells like SPAM -
hits=.*\.. - quarantining message\.\.\."
qmail-queue.log | wc -l
9865
# grep "SPAM exceeds" quarantine.log | wc -l
9634
#
These two log-files are for the exactly same
24 hours as they use the same log rotation
scheme.
Have you enabled sa_delete/sa_reject ?
N, and I was (as you realised in your mail
directly to me) only counting quarantined
messages.
Actually it differs every day:
# zcat qmail-queue.log.2.gz | grep "SA: yup,
this smells like SPAM.* quarantining message" |
wc -l
8216
# zcat quarantine.log.2.gz | grep "SPAM exceeds" | wc -l
8101
# zcat qmail-queue.log.3.gz | grep "SA: yup,
this smells like SPAM.* quarantining message" |
wc -l
8591
# zcat quarantine.log.3.gz | grep "SPAM exceeds" | wc -l
8482
# zcat qmail-queue.log.4.gz | grep "SA: yup,
this smells like SPAM.* quarantining message" |
wc -l
7717
# zcat quarantine.log.4.gz | grep "SPAM exceeds" | wc -l
7585
This is very strange. The number is always lower
in the quarantine log. There should be an
explenation, shouldn't it? Or is it a bug?
I will check.
Reagards
ST
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