Justin,
Noel Jones wrote:
> Top output is not very useful here. Show logs. amavisd-nanny and/or
> amavisd-agent might also provide useful information, but the logs are
> the place to start.
Indeed.
- A TIMING log entry at log level 2 is one thing
to look for.
- the other is setting a:
$nanny_details_level = 2;
and looking at amavisd-nanny running display
('amavisd-nanny -h' shows a legend).
- the third are TimeElapsed* lines as reported
by amavisd-agent.
There are many possible reasons for a slowdown,
could be a bayes database autoexpiration, could be
one of DNS servers being down, not responding to
RBL/DNSURI/Razor/Pyzor/Dcc requests, ...
Some of us find the rbl_timeout default of 15 seconds
to be too high. Also, make sure your DNS resolver and
your network connectivity is in good shape.
If using SQL logging (PenPals), perhaps a database
needs maintenance (purging/optimizing).
Mark
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