spamassassin on low memmory machine

2004-06-29 Thread Vadik
I run my web and email server on machine with 32 Mb RAM.  It works fine, 
but spamassassin really takes a lot of memory.  And to make things 
worse, it often runs 10 and more sessions.  is the a way I can configure 
spamassassin to run no more than 1 session at a time? I use Exim4 and 
courier.

Thanks.
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Re: spamassassin on low memmory machine

2004-06-29 Thread Greg Norris
On Mon, Jun 28, 2004 at 11:10:31PM -0700, Vadik wrote:
 I run my web and email server on machine with 32 Mb RAM.  It works fine, 
 but spamassassin really takes a lot of memory.  And to make things 
 worse, it often runs 10 and more sessions.  is the a way I can configure 
 spamassassin to run no more than 1 session at a time? I use Exim4 and 
 courier.

If you're using spamd (the daemonized version), you could add -m 1 to
/etc/default/spamassassin.


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Re: spamassassin on low memmory machine

2004-06-29 Thread Alex Derkach
* Vadik ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
 I run my web and email server on machine with 32 Mb RAM.  It works fine, 
 but spamassassin really takes a lot of memory.  And to make things 
 worse, it often runs 10 and more sessions.  is the a way I can configure 
 spamassassin to run no more than 1 session at a time? I use Exim4 and 
 courier.
 
 Thanks.

Do you use /usr/bin/spamassassin to scan? Or do you use spamc/spamd?
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Re: spamassassin on low memmory machine

2004-06-29 Thread Stephen Patterson
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 08:20:05 +0200, Vadik wrote:
 I run my web and email server on machine with 32 Mb RAM.  It works fine, 
 but spamassassin really takes a lot of memory.  And to make things 
 worse, it often runs 10 and more sessions.  is the a way I can configure 
 spamassassin to run no more than 1 session at a time? I use Exim4 and 
 courier.

I run spamassin with spamd/spamc from procmail, using a lockfile so
that procmail can only run 1 spamc process at a time

:0fw:spamassassin.lock
| spamc


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