Hi all, I'm using SA 1.61 & postfix 2.0.16 on a Debian woody box. I want to test it on a site with about 150 mails per minute. I tested it for a few minutes, but from 410 mails only 385 are scanned from spamd. None are skipped due to the size. I used the config from Security Sage. spamd is started with: spamd -u $SPAMD_USER -H /var/spam -x -m 50 -s local7 -r $PID_FILE -d --socketpath=$SOCKET_PATH spamc is invoked with: spamc -f -s 81920 -U /var/run/spamd.sock Although I give spamd 50 childs this limit is never reached. So I think spamc can't run into a timeout. Is that correct? To make a test with the -t option I stopped spamd and called spamc: 1. spamc -f -s 81920 -t 40 < spam.txt 2. cat spam.txt | spamc -f -s 81920 -t 40 < spam.txt But spamc returns the message after about 2-3 seconds. Shouldn't it sit there for 40 seconds and wait for the connection? Is there some magic I missed? Thanks for help.
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