I recently split out my CF file into multiple files.
Ex. whitelist.cf, blacklist.cf, bigevil.cf, evilrules.cf, etc.
Will this noticably degrade system performance?
Thanks, Evans Martin
I've not notice any performance decrease due to having multiple cf files, and afaik, spamd loads all the rules when you start it. I have a whole bunch to make management easier. I also preface all my custom rules with CUST_name. so it's easy to see how effective they are.
I would share my custom rules.. but alas against those here, mine are mostly worthless and adjust scores down because of "complaints"
I have:
local.cf <-- used for SA configuration options customrbl.cf <-- used for custom rbls custombodyrules.cf <-- my own custom body rules customheaderrules.cf <--- custom header rules customurirules.cf <--- custom uri rules customtestrules.cf <--- where I put rules I'm testing out custommeta.cf <-- my own custom meta rules scoreadjustment.cf <--- Score adjustments of the built in SA rules customwhitelist.cf <-- Custom White Lists customblacklist.cf <--- Custom Black lists bigevil.cf <-- the wonderful big evil rule list jpopcorn.cf <-- Jenn's wonderful popcorn rules jweeds.cf <-- Jenn's wonderful Weed rules jblackhair.cf <-- jenn's wonderful blackhair rules jchickenpox.cf <-- Jenn's chickenpox rules
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