Good day Thomas.
So I took your advice and turned both of these settings to ON. Makes no
sense that these have both been off for years as to why the rebuild all
of the sudden would die. Anyways, after turning on UseBerkley and
UseDB4Rebuild my spamdb finished rebuilding itself just fine. I also
noticed that the memory usage was a lot less this time around. I barely
hit 800MB of ram. My only guess was previously the rebuild must have
gotten close to the ram I reported earlier.
Either way, thank you Thomas for the help. I greatly appreciate it.
On 10/24/2015 2:37 AM, Thomas Eckardt wrote:
UseBerkleyDB is off and useDB4Rebuild is off
Both values are 'ON' per default - if you switch them to 'OFF' , you
should know what you do!
Thomas
Von: Jay <[email protected]>
An: [email protected]
Datum: 22.10.2015 17:09
Betreff: Re: [Assp-user] SpamDB rebuild dies
Good day Thomas.
We don't use the BerkleyDB. UseBerkleyDB is off and useDB4Rebuild is off.
Last section in rebuildrun.txt:
Oct-20-15 17:02:44 c:/assp/notspam
Oct-20-15 17:02:45 File Count: 88,069
Oct-20-15 17:02:45 Processing... notspam with 21,000 files
Oct-20-15 17:03:23 ignore and remove files older than Sep-19-15 17:02:44
in folder notspam
I already have a rebuilddebug.txt file in place. Here's the last section:
Oct-20-15 17:08:48 file (4122)[0]: c:/assp/notspam/1098--4653603.eml
Oct-20-15 17:08:48 1 ham-attachment/image entries processed in file
c:/assp/notspam/1098--4653603.eml
I will run ASSP in cmd line mode and see what displays in the cmd
window. Hopefully it will give me a clue as to what is causing this.
Do you think General Debug Mode /(debug)/ <javascript:void(0);> might be
useful here as well?
I appreciate the advice and help. Thank you.
On 10/22/2015 3:56 AM, Thomas Eckardt wrote:
- is the Perl module BerkeleyDB installed ?
- is 'useDB4Rebuild' set to on ?
- start assp interactive (cmd) - start the rebuild - the last lines in
the
cmd windows may show the reason
- have a look in to rebuildrun.txt - what is the last line logged there
?
- in addition you may enable the debug output of the rebuild task
(create
the file rebuilddebug.txt)
It seems to die around 1.8GB
the 4GB limit is imposed for the value of 'physical + virtual' memory !
I do have a memory limit set in ASSP but I have
that set to 3096mb which would be 3GB of ram.
While the rebuild is running, the internal memory usage check is
switched
off.
Thomas
Von: Jay <[email protected]>
An: For Users of ASSP <[email protected]>
Datum: 21.10.2015 21:13
Betreff: [Assp-user] SpamDB rebuild dies
So I have a weird issue happening all of the sudden. We are using ASSP
version 2.4.5(15162) and I have RebuildSchedule set for a 6am rebuild
everyday on our Windows mail server. We are running a 64bit version of
Windows 7 on our mail server and use the 32bit version of Perl
5.16.3(1604). The server itself is using a Core i7 3.4GHz processor and
16GB of ram. There are some days when the rebuild finishes fine but most
days it seems the rebuild just dies in the middle of it and never
finishes. It even happens when I kick the rebuild off manually.
So today I kicked off the rebuild manually through the email interface
on the server and watched the task manager to see where the rebuild
would die. It seems to die around 1.8GB of ram the Perl 32 just drops
off the task manager. I do have a memory limit set in ASSP but I have
that set to 3096mb which would be 3GB of ram. Looking at my ASSP log
file there is no indication that ASSP is restarting at all (which it
shouldn't be yet) and the log just stops when Perl died which is to be
expected. I have to start the ASSP service back up again. Any idea if
Perl has a memory usage upper limit? I know being 32bit a 4GB limit is
imposed on any 32bit application but I am not even getting close to
that.
I checked the version of all the modules I have active on the server in
ASSP and either they are the same version that is required or higher in
some cases. Anyone else run into a similar situation with this? I
checked through my system logs and nothing there is indicating an issue
anywhere. We use MySQL for our spamdb and hmmdb.
Thank you ahead of time for any input/advice. I appreciate it.
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