[Cross post alert... This should have been posted on `talk'
I had my wires crossed for a few posts which will no be posted to
`talk']
Being very new to spamassassin, I'm wondering if I something setup
very wrong. I just installed from CPAN and so far have only made a
few edits to /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf.
In my tests, I've thrown 80-90 pieces of mail at spam assassin running
in the stock .procmailrc recipe with an added debug -D:
UL=/usr/local/bin
:0fw
| $UL/spamassassin -D -P
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
spam_assassin1.in
When I pipe the messages thru it like this:
cat tspam2| formail -e -s procmail -m \
${HOME}/projects/proc/.test_spamassassin
Where `tspam2' contains copies of the most recent 85 of my fetched mail.
And .test_spamassassin contains the recipes shown. (no other recipes)
I see the cpu usage do a slow climb to around 50% (on an amd 400mhz)
Most of the time is spent in ranges below 25% though. And it takes
quite a while to process those 85 messages.
real 2m41.954s
user 2m13.440s
sys 0m10.620s
Nearly three minutes. The machine is doing other chores too of
course, but not very intense ones. I wondered if this is about par
for the course or indicative of a poor setup on my end.
The mail is largely list mail from various lists and pretty standard
in size and content.
SA is doing quite a lot of processing... so maybe its normal?
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