Hi... I have done tests with 10 processes, 30, 50, 100 and the results are the same... I have 4 Gb RAM and spamd is not running...
Regards. On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 11:01 -0500, Bowie Bailey wrote: > Luis Croker wrote: > > Hi all... > > > > I continue with slow delivery in my mail server. Like I told you, > > the filters are working well, but the mail queue some times is big > > and slow. > > > > I have read http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/FasterPerformance > > and I did some chages to try to get performance. This changes are: > > > > -I installed a DNS server locally, in the same server. > > -I turned off DCC, Razor and Pyzor. > > -I set the bayes use to 0. > > > and I have the same number of procs for amavisd: > > $max_servers = 100; > > 100 amavisd processes??? That looks like your problem. How much > memory do you have? Assuming that each process needs 50M > (conservative), this would be 5GB of ram just for amavisd. This doesn't > count your mail server, antivirus, dns, etc. > > Lower the number of amavisd processes so that the system doesn't go into > swap. Swap is the #1 killer of SA performance. Also, if you are > calling SA through amavisd, make sure you don't have spamd running. > Amavisd runs SA internally and doesn't need spamd. > Luis Croker SCSA - SCNA Administrador de Sistemas Megacable Comunicaciones GPG Key1024D/48C1764B Key fingerprint = E8B6 E84F ECE4 661E 30C7 7208 042D BD09 48C1 764B
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