On Sat, 2011-03-12 at 00:05 +0400, Hamad Ali wrote:
> However, I would like to disable all network tests (each mail takes
> ~10 seconds!). Except that I dunno how to do it the neat way.
That seems a little bit excessive. Are you sure this is due to DNS
queries?
If so, it would appear you are having a problem with your DNS server.
Not performing network checks would merely be a band-aid, fixing the DNS
issue would be much more effective. (Note that the first 'nameserver'
entry from /etc/resolv.conf is being used exclusively.)
> Will the tests be disabled if their score is 0? I know that would lead
> into disabling the effect of a rule on the decision making of SA (i.e.
> Spam/Ham marking), but would SA exclude them from running too?
Merely setting the scores to 0 is not sufficient, some sub-rules still
would be run.
Disabling network tests will result in SA using a different score-set,
and thus scores for all rules still being run.
> I need to disable all BLs, DNS queries, and anything that uses the
> internet. Kindly advise.
skip_rbl_checks 1
skip_uribl_checks 1 # since SA 3.3.x
Especially with SA 3.2.x, the following might help, too. Otherwise,
URIBL checks might still be performed, IIRC.
dns_available no
Other than the above config (to be placed in site-wide local.cf),
there's also the spamd -L option for local checks only.
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