I think I figured it out already. Another helpful user explained that spamc
passes the info to spamd. So it would stand to reason that if I have 10
spamd children (each sucking resources) then spamc is going to accept more
mail, and queue more mail and suck mor resources as you mention. I lowere
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So a few times a day I end up having to stop my sendmail on my linux mail
server. Here is the back story. I was running 2.64, with procmail and
recently upgraded to 3.1. I started the 3.1 with
/usr/bin/spamd -d -c -m10
Which works great, but I think the old spamassass
So a few times a day I end up having to stop my sendmail on my linux mail
server. Here is the back story. I was running 2.64, with procmail and
recently upgraded to 3.1. I started the 3.1 with
/usr/bin/spamd -d -c -m10
Which works great, but I think the old spamassassin is still running because
