Amavisd-new launches spamassasin in perl form rather then use spamd. The fedora core machines running amavisd-new are both 2.4 dual xeons with 4gb of memory Amavisd-new virus scanning and spam scanning with spamassasin is using about 18% cpu, and for everything we have about 1.8gb of memory in use, but that includes a virtual workspace for amavisd-new, which makes it much faster then doing it on disk. We average a 1.12 load on the servers. We are also using a raid 10 array of 4 ultra 320 scsi disks for faster write for the sendmail queues.
Andrew >> We are using 2 fedora core 2 machines running dual sendmail with >> amavisd-new, spamassassin 3.0, clamav, delivered to a database using >> dbmail, all with individual user preferences. For frontend machines. >> And 2 fedora core 2 machines running sendmail, dbmail-imapd and >> dbmail-pop3d, along with the horde web mail system for full webmail, >> calendar, address book, and task-list functions. email builder Wrote: >May I ask if you are running spamd? How much CPU does SA consume?
