> Would using PersistentPerl in a setup where SpamAssassin > is used with MailScanner help speed it up? I tried it, > but couldn't spot a huge difference. > > Gordan
I doubt it. I don't know about MailScanner, but spamd itself, and Amavis for example are persistent processes; which I thing MailScanner is too. pperl does not help those solutions.
