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ALTER TABLE bayes_vars MODIFY id SMALLINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT;
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LTER TABLE
bayes_token ENGINE innodb". I'll let you know when it finishes.
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them, even when all children are
busy on one.
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from anyone who has any ideas
about it.
Thanks in advance!
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Ladies and gents, I'm about to start some gentle investigations into
greylisting, but I need some advice on which policy server to use.
It's off topic, so if you choose to reply privately I'll summarise.
I'm asking here because I think you're closer to the leading edge of
spam control than the po
While working on scaling problems I needed to match spamc's debugging
output with spamd's. That is laborious when you've got multiple MX
hosts connecting to multiple spamd hosts.
This patch to spamc.c reveals the port number from which spamc
connects to spamd. Spamd already logs the same, so ma
s to some effort to not panic-spawn children, so
I have circumvented it by reverting to the old algorithm via
--round-robin.
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ENT;
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Jason Frisvold writes:
> I've been investigating some recent slowness issues with our mail
> servers and I noticed that the spamassassin database is getting rather
> large. We process approximately 300,000 mails a day (or more). The
> bayes_token database is over 1.8 Gig at the moment. (Actuall
e .com which is easily polluted,
should use "^%u@(?:.*\.)?theirdomain.com$" or just
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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ikes. That is the kind of thing I need to avoid!
Many, many thanks in advance.
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