I'm using qmail-scanner with f-prot.
From few weeks ago I have a problem. I see some f-prot process in
memory consuming a lot of CPU:
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+ COMMAND
30020 qscand25 0 6604 4284 2120 R 39.0 1.7 40:17.09 f-prot
2445 qs
>
> 10-15 mails PER SECOND and your running on a P3-1gHz?? This is
> seriously underpowered for this type of mail load. Not to mention you
> should have more ram...atleast a gig. I realize that this load is not
> consistent, but to be able to handle these periods you really are going
> to have t
n/tmp/manjula11198679954793
qscand2445 1 42 12:48 ?00:22:15 /usr/local/f-prot/f-prot
-ai
-archive -dumb /var/spool/qmailscan/tmp/manjula11198693124792339
The files don't exist now.
Why is this?
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I have qmail-scanner with f-prot.
In some moments I receive up to 10-15 mails/second.
In this moments, when I do:
# qmHandle -s
I see the local queue growing up very fast.
Why is this?
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I'm using qmail-scanner with f-prot.
From few weeks ago I have a problem. I see some f-prot process in
memory consuming a lot of CPU:
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+ COMMAND
30020 qscand25 0 6604 4284 2120 R 39.0 1.7 40:17.09 f-prot
2445 qsc
Is there any way to make that every mail received by MAILSERVER-B
from anywhere except from MAILSERVER-A was sended to MAILSERVER-A, except
in case of MAILSERVER-A was down?
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Billy Newsom wrote:
> Pamcho wrote:
> >
> > I have the followin
I have the following configuration:
MAIL SERVER A: With DSPAM and QMAIL-SCANNER
MAIL SERVER B: With all the mailboxes
All my domains have
MX 10 SERVER-A
MX 20 SERVER-B
So the mails go to SERVER-A, the are filtered, and then, using
smtproutes, sent to SERVER-B.
On Thu, 9 Jun 2005, Jeremy Bowen wrote:
> On Wednesday 08 June 2005 10:28 pm, Pamcho wrote:
> > Anyone knows about a kind of SPAM that is send to a domain, to addresses
> > like:
> >
> > "something strange"@domain
> >
> > thousands a
Anyone knows about a kind of SPAM that is send to a domain, to addresses
like:
"something strange"@domain
thousands a day, and from multiple IP sources?
Mi mail server receive one of these attacks and stacks the qmail queue, so
the "local queue" grows and grows...
Is there any
use it in server B with QMAIL-SCANNER.
Is it possible? Anyone have a SUB with that for QMAIL-SCANNER?
Thanks a lot!
Pamcho
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Is it possible? Anyone have a SUB with that for QMAIL-SCANNER?
Thanks a lot!
Pamcho
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