On Thu, 23 Nov 2017 14:49:02 +0100 Ralf Hildebrandt wrote:
> awl_s-vhs08.charite.de|ip=141.42_score > awl_s-vhs08.charite.de|ip=141.42_count > awl_ > 6573ac50fd54ef7d120467e9e53537c8673294b7@sa_generated|ip=none_count > awl_2b09e1a02b212fc7f58d46c539ff1d5d4b8b4ca3@sa_generated|ip=none_score > > Now I examined the contents of the txrep database; it contains > > 66548 entries containing "ip=some.ip_(count|score)" > 736427 entries containing "ip=none_(count|score)" > > Is that normal? Why are there one magnitude more entries with > "ip=none"? 6573ac50fd54ef7d120467e9e53537c8673294b7@sa_generated is a message identifier. I don't know much about txrep, but I would imagine that they are related to the option "txrep_track_messages". It not unreasonable that the number of messages learnt exceeds the number of source identifiers - particularly if SA is processing more ham than spam.
