I added --no-sync to the script and still they were not finishing. It
seems that there were just too many files to process, at the moment I
changed that it would process the files that were 156 days old, and I am
running it manually at the moment, (and is still running) so I am
assuming that is because of the huge number of files to process (again I
hadn't run something like that before in that server) when it finishes I
will run manually sa-learn with --sync. Just to be on the safe side the
command should be like this for running sa-learn with --sync:
/usr/bin/perl -T -w /usr/bin/sa-learn --sync
?
Or it has to be called in a different way.
I will keep you posted.
Jake Vickers wrote:
Guillermo Villasana wrote:
Hi guys, well, I had to remove the qtp-clean-spam script forn the
cron because it was consuming all my cpu... I saw around 117
instances of the qtp-clean-script running after 2 days. I asume they
were not finishing and that is why they are blocking the system...
could it also be that some users have a lot of old spam? as I had
never run sa-learn before in that server? Oh I had added the
--no-sync to sa-learn and addend a --sync script for every day
also when I used the ps xa I saw that qtp-clean-script had a lot of
????, I forgot to copy a line... sorry just seemd to me odd that the
command line had so many ????
Thanks again
Sounds like they were not finishing. Try modifying the script (it was
located in /etc/cron.hourly) and changing the sa-learn line to include
the --no-sync option (it uses the default, which is to sync).
I'
I'll change the next release to wait until everything has been learned
to sync.
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