Re: spamd causing high load

- Original Message - From: "Matt Kettler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Also, with that much mail coming in at the same time, there could be contention for bayes locks. You might try adding "bayes_learn_to_journal 1" to your local.cf, and see if that helps. This will cause learning to be done

Re: spamd causing high load

K Anand wrote: > >> >> Also, with that much mail coming in at the same time, there could be >> contention for bayes locks. You might try adding >> "bayes_learn_to_journal 1" to your local.cf, and see if that helps. This >> will cause learning to be done into a "journal" file which periodically >>

Re: spamd causing high load

- Original Message - From: "Matt Kettler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> K Anand wrote: Hi all, I am running SA 3.1.1. Warning: if you use the -v and -P options to spamd, your version is vulnerable to a remote code exploit. This is not a typical setup, but you should be aware of it. No

Re: spamd causing high load

K Anand wrote: > Hi all, > > I am running SA 3.1.1. Warning: if you use the -v and -P options to spamd, your version is vulnerable to a remote code exploit. This is not a typical setup, but you should be aware of it. http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/Security > I have seen that sometimes sp

spamd causing high load

Hi all, I am running SA 3.1.1. I have seen that sometimes spamd processes using up a lot of CPU. The cpu load goes up very high to ~ 10. I have checked that RAM is not the problem since free shows that memory is still free. I have 1 GB RAM. Another thing is that my AWL file is around 85 MB.