On Mon, 1 Aug 2011 07:50:14 -0700 (PDT) monolit939 wrote: > 2) stop spamassassin > 3) start spamassassin > 4) start the script > #! /bin/bash > for i in $(ls /path/to/emails); do > spamc -c -s 10000000< $i > done > > The results: > real 84m55.472s > user 0m17.145s > sys 0m34.466s > > Unfortunatelly the results are the same like previous. It probably > means, that Spamassassin still use the same type of database > (Berkeley DB).
The tests you looked at presumably only involved Bayes operations rather than full classifications. Also you are only processing one email at a time in your test, so you aren't going to stress anything.
