On man 05 okt 2009 03:56:49 CEST, "Steven W. Orr" wrote
I did some googling, and the more I read, the more apparent that the
documentation is a little light.
So here are the questions that I think are really the 800 pound elephant in
the room:
my cats are not that big :)
* If I do set bayes_auto_expire to 0 and I am using MySQL then does
any run of
sa-learn cause the expired rows of bayes_token to be removed if there are no
corresponding rows that relate back to bayes_seen?
no no expire are done with this so
* If I set bayes_auto_expire to 0, and I am using MySQL then do I need to run
a cron job which does this? How often should I run it?
i will say 42 here
sa-learn --force-expire --sync
i am not using this with mysql so cant tell how bad or good it is
* I set bayes_sql_override_username to something. If I did not, then
do I have
to have a cron job as described above that runs as each user that is
listed in
bayes_vars.username?
yes default sa is pr unix user so if its more then one user, each user
need to have cronned expire, but i do not need it :)
* If I set bayes_auto_expire to 1, then does every update of any row in the
spamassassin database try to clean up these rows that could be removed?
if the db gets to big yes, this is the simplest form of data
maintaince and it solves that you can get email spikes so it will
dynamic keep database low without geting to low on data by doing it in
cron
I'm hoping that I'm not ranting. Sorry.
this is imho what maillists are for in the first place, to learn more
of ones own faults :)
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xpoint
