On 2007-09-18 11:27:25 -0400, John L wrote:
> Well, now I restarted it and the load is a reasonable 3 to 5. Must have
> been a spam blast, will have to wait and see if it happens again.
>
> I see a lot of plugins that read config files in the hook routines.
> Seems to me that in forkserver, tha
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, John L wrote:
Well, now I restarted it and the load is a reasonable 3 to 5. Must have been
a spam blast, will have to wait and see if it happens again.
I see a lot of plugins that read config files in the hook routines. Seems to
me that in forkserver, that means each for
Well, now I restarted it and the load is a reasonable 3 to 5. Must have
been a spam blast, will have to wait and see if it happens again.
I see a lot of plugins that read config files in the hook routines.
Seems to me that in forkserver, that means each fork will reread the file,
and it'd be
>> When I did a top command, it was all perl qpsmtpd processes running. Any
>> idea what the problem is?
>
>None without some profiling. But a couple of random things to check - any
>chance you have UTF-8 settings in your environment? What version of perl
>are you on?
Here's the version of per
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, John L wrote:
I turned off the qmail-smtpd and added its IP to qpsmtpd, and it went nuts,
90 processes, load averages upwards of 15. I have some custom plugins, a
couple that make very cheap UDP calls, to check greylisting and to check
whether a rcpt address is valid, a c
