Well I think I'm going to create three anyway. Right now if one goes
down, the single remaining server wouldn't be able to process all of our
email no matter what. Atleast if I create a third, one can go down
without us ceasing to function. :)
So its a good decision anyway :)
Thanks,
Matt
Matt,
> Turns out 85% of the time is used by the SA CHECK.
That's about normal.
> Sounds like time for more memory
I doubt more memory will help in a substantial way
(I think you already have 1 GB or so).
> or a new relay server, yeah?
That definitely helps.
Look also into moving Bayes onto
Turns out 85% of the time is used by the SA CHECK.
Sounds like time for more memory or a new relay server, yeah?
Mark Martinec wrote:
Matt,
We're using round robin MX. ...
I assume since relay1 is the first MX record, more mail goes to
that server.
If they are the same priority M
Matt,
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> Subject: Re: [AMaViS-user] need for thir
Matt,
> We're using round robin MX. ...
> I assume since relay1 is the first MX record, more mail goes to
> that server.
If they are the same priority MX records, both should be receiving
about the same mail rate. With newer versions of bind as a DNS server
you have some choices on randomizing/r
We are doing LDAP queries, but we can't cache them. Long story.
We're using round robin MX. Everything is setup correctly. It just seems
like the relay servers can't handle it.
How can you tell that you handled 2.1 million messages? is there some
kind of program that can analyze the log?
I
More ram and use round robin MX records?
I have a 850mz PIII that did 2.1 Million messages today (yes, it gets a
little tired when it hits 6mm per day, no I am not a sadist, just
wanted to see how much a 850Mhz PII count take)
Try relying more on postfix filters for the 'this can't possibly be
g
hi all,
We've got two 3 ghz 1 gb RAM relay servers (relay1 and relay2) at work.
We recently combined our two mail servers into one, which means these
two relay servers are now doing virtual user table translation and
amavis (spamassassin and clamav) scanning for about 6,000 accounts.
Relay2
