On Mon, Oct 06, 2003 at 04:49:24PM -0400, Colin A. Bartlett wrote:
> SA 2.60 is much faster on the tests. I recently upgraded and I noticed a
> speed increase.
>
> Also, if your times are all just over 30 seconds it's because the default
> time out is 30 secs. You can change the timeout in your local.cf file which
> I did before I upgraded to 2.60. I dropped it down to 5-10 secs and it
> worked fine. But, as the previous reply mentioned, the problem is probably
> Orbs and Osirusoft which both don't existing and are timing out after 30
> seconds. Disabling those would get the job done too.
I'm having a major mail slowdown problem since upgrading.
I'm running Spam Assassin 2.60 via MIMEdefang 2.36 on Solaris.
vmstat shows plenty of free memory.
iostat shows service time of disk around 15 ms.
I've got all the RBL rules scored as zero, and have set the
"skip_rbl_checks" flag to one. I also set the scores for all
the *ZOR tests and the DCC test to zero.
Still, 2.60 seems to be *much* slower than 2.54. And I'm
seeing some odd behavior... When there's a backlog of mail to
be tested, I expect to see the CPU at 100% 100% of the time,
pretty much. I'm seeing CPU much less than that, while it's
rejecting incoming mail "No Free Slaves."
What could it be doing?
On a related issue:
Is there a way to have SpamAssassin accept the mail from
the sending host right away and queue it for spam checking,
rather than rejecting connections? Or is this a milter
limitation?
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