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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >OK, after running spamd -D I see this in the output. Is this a DNS issue >on my part or something not configured correctly. DNS is working >correctly in other parts of the tests, but seems the RBL's are timing >out. That's seriously slow -- I'd investigate the DNS server you're using. - --j. >debug: RBL: success for 9 of 19 queries >debug: RBL: timeout for rfci after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for dsbl after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for rfci after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for spamcop after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for sbl after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for spamcop after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for bsp-untrusted after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for dynablock-notfirsthop after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for bsp-firsttrusted after 12 seconds >debug: RBL: timeout for dsbl after 12 seconds > > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Adam >Denenberg >Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 8:58 AM >To: Spamassassin-List >Subject: Re: [SAtalk] Long spam times > > >check your network tests and see if one of them is failing. Running >spamd -D should tell you if an RBL timed out or not. The default RBL >timeout is 15 seconds i believe so that could be a culprit. > >adam > >On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 09:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> We just set up a new mail server running RedHat 9, SpamAssassin 2.60 >> and using site-wide configuration. Ther server is an IBM X335 (Xeon >> 2.6, RAID 1, 512 MB RAM). The server is running very well and catching > >> a lot of spam. This server only processes 4-6000 messages a day. My >> problem is that when SA (using spamd) identifies sapm, it is taking an > >> average of about 15 seconds. Below is a grep of caught spam and the >> times. What can I do to bring these times down. There server load is >> minimal ( 08:28:17 up 8 days, 16:26, 2 users, load average: 0.19, >> 0.19, 0.22)but I figure there is something I can configure to speed SA > >> up on catching spam. >> >> Dec 4 04:20:20 mail spamd[25362]: identified spam (31.3/7.0) for >> root:99 in 14.1 seconds, 1390 bytes. Dec 4 04:23:36 mail >> spamd[25393]: identified spam (32.1/7.0) for root:99 in 15.6 seconds, >> 5271 bytes. Dec 4 04:23:44 mail spamd[25399]: identified spam >> (16.9/7.0) for root:99 in 13.3 seconds, 1493 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:26:04 mail spamd[25406]: identified spam (34.4/7.0) for >> root:99 in 14.9 seconds, 4679 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:34:30 mail spamd[25419]: identified spam (8.7/7.0) for >root:99 >> in 13.9 seconds, 8872 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:34:41 mail spamd[25424]: identified spam (14.9/7.0) for >> root:99 in 14.5 seconds, 2969 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:46:02 mail spamd[25471]: identified spam (25.4/7.0) for >> root:99 in 14.2 seconds, 2027 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:46:13 mail spamd[25476]: identified spam (9.7/7.0) for >root:99 >> in 13.7 seconds, 3677 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:46:16 mail spamd[25480]: identified spam (25.4/7.0) for >> root:99 in 14.5 seconds, 2027 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:48:28 mail spamd[25495]: identified spam (10.8/7.0) for >> root:99 in 13.6 seconds, 2073 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:48:45 mail spamd[25502]: identified spam (20.7/7.0) for >> root:99 in 15.3 seconds, 2514 bytes. >> Dec 4 04:51:21 mail spamd[25511]: identified spam (30.2/7.0) for >> root:99 in 15.3 seconds, 3380 bytes. >> Dec 4 05:05:51 mail spamd[25590]: identified spam (23.2/7.0) for >> root:99 in 17.0 seconds, 1031 bytes. >> >> TIA >> Richard Humphrey >> System Administrator >> MultiCam LP >> 972-929-4070 x2408 >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------- >> This SF.net email is sponsored by OSDN's Audience Survey. 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