On Thu, Dec 04, 2003 at 03:32:49PM -0000, Pete Henshall wrote:
> Are there spamc processes accessing them??
No. My spamc processes time out after 600 seconds, so they've finished up
hours ago after they delivered their e-mails.
> - what is in that userpref file?
There are only comments in this user's userpref file
> How have you started spamd?
spamd is started on boot with this command:
> spamd -d -a -c -m 5
I just killed the main spamd process, but the two wild-children didn't
die. So I "kill -9" them to get rid of them.
> Did it do it under 2.5x?
I never used the "-m" flag under 2.5x so if the spamds were getting out of
control, I never knew about it because any multitude of spamds could
start up. Now that I am running with the "-m" flag at V2.60, if I get too many
spamd processes running, then I am notified via the log file that
Dec 4 07:27:15 phobos spamd[2447]: hit max-children limit (5):
waiting for some to exit
Thanks again,
Cheryl
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