It is using both processors, after reading up on children and adjusting the startup script, it is doing much better.

John Thompson wrote:
Tim Litwiller wrote:

We are running spamassassin on a Dual processor P4 Dell.

How can I make sure that spamassassin is using both processors.  Top is
showing spamd using between 39% and 89% of the processor constantly.
there are times during the day when we are processing 1800+ email per
hour after RBLs strip off 70% of the cruft.

what are some tuning tips?  I don't really want to get rid of the rules
I am using we are very happy with the filtering results we are getting.

I just want to make sure the hardware we have is doing it's best before
we look into going bigger or splitting the load.

If you are using *nix of some kind with a multi-processor enabled
kernel, it should be using both processors as needed. The "top" utility
has an option to show load separately for each processor if you're curious.



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