Oh. I was under the impression that most of the overhead that spamd reduces is the need to load another instance of perl and the associated startup. Thanks.
That is some of the overhead, but that's not really significant compared to the time parsing the rulefiles and getting all that set up and ready.
Also, most of the time spent is spamassassin -r is going to be spent talking to the razor server.. admittedly that's not very disk/cpu intensive, but it is time intensive.
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