* Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org>: > Systems that run close to the capacity limit probably should not > expire caches but simply rotate them. I already have a version of > Postfix that allows you to turn off cache cleanup.
I deployed 20091230-nonprod before I went to town this evening and until now, there is not a single warning emitted by postscreen in my logs, although the server has been handling about twice the mail volume and about three times as many connections during this time period as in the previous days. I really don't know why. Sorry. As for the Debian packaging, I sorted out the problem with dynamic map loading, replaced a few instances of $config_directory/postfix-script in conf/postfix-script to use $daemon_directory/postfix-script instead, added the creation of a symlink to the main dynamicmaps.cf file when creating a new instance in conf/postmulti-script, made the chroot preparation in Debian's init.d script aware of multiple instances and modified the packaging scripts so that a "purge" operation will now remove config and queue directories of all instances. Before bothering the Debian developer, I'd need a few people willing to test those changes - please contact me off-list. Stefan
