Michael Bell wrote: > > Not to take away from your very fine work Klaus, but unless you've > fixed it, your spamd has a serious memory leak (it did for 2.55) > which I reported to you back in July or so. Not too noticeable for > casual POP3, but for a full mail server feed, the machine will > probably keel over in a day.
Hi, yes I remember. But it's hard to find the reason. Most the time (runtime around 2 weeks) the process stays at 45 MB while checking 400 mails a day (RBL, custom rules, no razor or other tools). But sometimes after checking 10 mails after startup the memory increased to 170 MB. I did not found a reason and I can not reproduce the problem. If the memory increased I restart and let spamd check the last messages again. The result is that spamd works without memory leak. I do not know much about perl debugging to find the reason. :( If someone knows... Can you reproduce the problem each day with a defined set of mails? Can you give some more information about mail traffic? I use two different boxes without problems (ok, most the time; 95%). One is a W2K pro SP4 with 1GB and the other is a WinXP pro SP1 with 1GB. I installed all hotfixes provided by Microsoft. I like to find the reason but I have no chance. :( Klaus ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
