I brought this up last
week. Anyone see the benefit beside me? The idea of being able to
stop testing once a given Weight has been reached seems to have multiple
benefits to me. My numbers indicate that about 45% of my spam would
benefit from stopping testing at 4X my Hold Weight.
I know that Declude is not a resource hog but my Declude tests have
increased dramatically over the past couple months and I don't see them getting
any less in the future.
I've Added
2 x Subjectspaces
Spamdomains
4 x Comments
Spamcheck
And a host of DNS tests.
That's my CPU, Bandwidth, and
other resources. And as more and more people move to
spam prevention it seems the DNS Blacklists will get more
use.
I
guess my point is why continue to test and use resources once you reach a
certain point where you're 3X, 4X or 5X your hold
weight?
Any thoughts?
Todd Hunter
Progressive Systems
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