RE: tracking down problem messages
Jean-Paul Natola wrote: Ok I was able to track them and found that they are timing out after about 5 mins- spamd is timing them out- I'm assuming its large messages that it is timing out on- what rule/acl would I need and WHERE would I enter it to tell SA to ignore or not to scan anything over 1 meg. This is a parameter to spamc, the -s parameter does this, and by default spamc will not send anything over 500k to spamd. So is it possible spamc is either A) not being called- or the B) the default 500k setting somehow got corrupted?
RE: tracking down problem messages
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Jean-Paul Natola wrote:
Jean-Paul Natola wrote:
Ok I was able to track them and found that they are timing out after about
5
mins- spamd is timing them out- I'm assuming its large messages that it is
timing out on- what rule/acl would I need and WHERE would I enter it to
tell SA to ignore or not to scan anything over 1 meg.
This is a parameter to spamc, the -s parameter does this, and by default
spamc will not send anything over 500k to spamd.
So is it possible spamc is either A) not being called- or the B) the default
500k setting somehow got corrupted?
Also, looking back in the archive, it looks like the following:
condition = ${if {$message_size}{500k}{1}{0}}
could be placed under the spam checking ACL. Not quite sure where the ACL
is as I do not use Exim.
P.s. You would substitue 500k for what ever size you want to scan.
Re: tracking down problem messages
How are you calling SA? procmail? Amavis? plugins? Which version are you running? Most likely, the RBL checks are the reason for that delays. Try setting skip_rbl_checks 1 in the local.cf, then look over the statistics again. If scan times go down, blame your nameserver... Luix! 2007/5/15, Jean-Paul Natola [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi everyone, I'm seeing by the output of message analysis time that some messages must be hanging up SA; Total number of emails processed by the spam filter : 2019 Number of spams : 1108 ( 54.88%) Number of clean messages: 911 ( 45.12%) Average message analysis time : 26.26 seconds Average spam analysis time : 21.65 seconds Average clean message analysis time : 31.86 seconds Average message score : 4.71 Average spam score : 23.39 Average clean message score :-18.02 How can I track the messages that are causing this to happen? Jean-Paul Natola Network Administrator Information Technology Family Care International 588 Broadway Suite 503 New York, NY 10012 Phone:212-941-5300 xt 36 Fax: 212-941-5563 Mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- - GNU-GPL: May The Source Be With You... Linux Registered User #448382. -
RE: tracking down problem messages
Ok I was able to track them and found that they are timing out after about 5 mins- spamd is timing them out- I'm assuming its large messages that it is timing out on- what rule/acl would I need and WHERE would I enter it to tell SA to ignore or not to scan anything over 1 meg. Running FreeBSD EXIM SA Hi everyone, I'm seeing by the output of message analysis time that some messages must be hanging up SA; Total number of emails processed by the spam filter : 2019 Number of spams : 1108 ( 54.88%) Number of clean messages: 911 ( 45.12%) Average message analysis time : 26.26 seconds Average spam analysis time : 21.65 seconds Average clean message analysis time : 31.86 seconds Average message score : 4.71 Average spam score : 23.39 Average clean message score :-18.02 How can I track the messages that are causing this to happen? Jean-Paul Natola Network Administrator Information Technology Family Care International 588 Broadway Suite 503 New York, NY 10012 Phone:212-941-5300 xt 36 Fax: 212-941-5563 Mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: tracking down problem messages
Jean-Paul Natola wrote: Ok I was able to track them and found that they are timing out after about 5 mins- spamd is timing them out- I'm assuming its large messages that it is timing out on- what rule/acl would I need and WHERE would I enter it to tell SA to ignore or not to scan anything over 1 meg. This is a parameter to spamc, the -s parameter does this, and by default spamc will not send anything over 500k to spamd.
