- if exists .spamfilter file, include it...etc. But there's a problem that if a big spam batch is just coming, the responses of the network-based homedir are slowed down and so the 'exception' timeouts and thinks that user X has no such file (and doesn't filter the message for him). So, I wanted to ask if there's any possibility to increase the 'timeout' limit of 'exception' ?
There is no "timeout" for the exception statement. There's only the global watchdog timer that aborts the delivery completely if the message is not delivered in 5 minutes.
And if your filtering is taking more than 5 minutes, also consider reexamining your filters. It may be that one of your users is searching message bodies using a regex which contains multiple ".*"s. Such patterns may grow exponentially (in terms of runtime) relative to the number of ".*"s in the pattern.
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