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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a followup to my previous mail about a problem we are seeing at $DAYJOB and it is getting serious.
After we upgraded to SA 2.61 as was suggested by this list we had a mail-machine crash again when spamd expanded beyond all available memory. As far as we can tell it was looking at a 1.2Mb Micro$oft Word e-mail, ham and sent to a very senior person. Spamd is set to limit children (to 10 I think) but we still had this runaway. The system manager is pushing for withdrawing spamassassin as we cannot have the mail going catatonic. I am not responsible for this system, but was the advocate for adding spamassassin, so this matters to me :-)
I did suggest yesterday disabling bayesian and auto learning, but I could not see any evidence of a spamassassin bayes database anywhere. We are running spamd from exim, if that has any import, and all running on Redhat GNU/Linux.
Help please! I really do not want to return to 50 crap messages a day in everyone's mail box.
==John ffitch
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