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Hello out there...
I noticed that sa-learn sometimes is a bit too slow for my needs.
I call sa-learn via: /usr/bin/sa-learn --no-rebuild --spam <mailfile>
To speed the call itself up, I think about writing a script that loads the mailfile into RAM, detaches itself from the calling process (backgrounds itself) and then feeds sa-learn with the mail. That may take a little longer, but I do not have to wait for it.
Now I want to ask a few things: 1) Does such a script already exist? (If yes, where can I find it?) 2) What problems may I run into? (memory consumption etc.) 3) Any additional hints?
1.
do not know (and with hindsight, yes)
2.
do not know
3.
I could be stating the obvious here but why not run it with & at the end ?
My guess is that on most systems preloading the file into ram will not deliver significant gains as I suspect SA to already do some 'buffering' for itself.
If your mail file is locked and you want to circumvent this you have copy it first in a temp file see example script.
salearnscript (3 lines):
cp %1 /tmp/spamfile$$ /usr/bin/sa-learn --no-rebuild --spam /tmp/spamfile$$ rm /tmp/spamfile$$
run this as salearnscript <spamfile> &
Good luck.
Ivar.
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