"Alex J. Avriette" writes:
>Eventually, it got through everything, and we're back online and
>reading messages in realtime. What bothers me is that the
>.spamassassin/bayes_ stuff (we are using qmail and virtual domains)
>became corrupted.
>
>I've been feeding sa-learn all the spams I see now f
On Sat, 23 Aug 2003, Alex J. Avriette wrote:
> I've been feeding sa-learn all the spams I see now for a few months,
> and I'm very unhappy that there is simply no method for recovering
> those files. If you google around for "Cannot open bayes_path," you
> encounter several people responding
Alex J. Avriette wrote:
> The MX chewed and chewed and chewed, but eventually OpenBSD's
> otherwise fairly stable kernel panicked. I suppose it can be
> forgiven for this, as the load was around 30 as it processed many
> emails, each one launching its own sa process, which then tried to
> read the
There was recently a construction accident here which caused our MX to be offline for a week. We did not have a backup MX, and as such, there were about 10,000 messages waiting when we came back online. The MX chewed and chewed and chewed, but eventually OpenBSD's otherwise fairly stable kernel pan
