Dan,
Think about the fact that the entire rulebase and the executable don't
have to be read except on occasion when running as a service, and
memory doesn't need to be allocated to the application each time it is
run. This should also help with the mystery heap issues that can occur
on an ove
Dan,
There is no AppDirectory value on my server either. The Parameters key
has only one value under it besides Default which is "Application", and
it contains exactly what I provided below. Could it be that you tried
to hard to get everything right by tweaking these additional keys?
Someth
Well, it's not going to hurt your performance at all (a 2 second delay
on each email is not going to be noticed in most cases - email is not
IM after all). That said, the persistent mode is not necessary either
though It will help if you get a burst of high activity.
_M
On Tuesday, August 2, 2005
Nah, the .cfg file is default and srvany.exe was installed
with the resource kit.
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Dan,Jus
So basically, what you are saying is that my volume is really too low to take
advantage of the persistent sniffer (and such may actually decrease my
performance), and I should stick with the non-service version. Is that right?
That is about what I thought (without the details of how sniffer wo
After following through all of this and looking at the .stat file, I
think I see what's going on.
Now that it is running and producing a .stat file, the flow rate is
very low. According to the stat data, about 6 msgs / minute.
Note the poll and loop times are in the 450 - 550 ms range.
SNF with
You are correct. My bad.
Matt
Nick Hayer wrote:
Without regard to content I believe the edits would be made in
CurrentControlSet - not in ControlSetxxx - the later are the backups.
-Nick
Matt wrote:
Dan,
I seem to recall trying to use the AppParameters key and having
di
Dan,
Just two thoughts at this moment. One would be permissions. Maybe
setting up SRVANY by installing the Resource Kit would be the way to go
(if that isn't what you did). I would imagine that if the service
starts, all should be fine. The other would be to check your Sniffer's
CFG file t
Without regard to content I believe the edits would be made in
CurrentControlSet - not in ControlSetxxx - the later are the backups.
-Nick
Matt wrote:
Dan,
I seem to recall trying to use the AppParameters key and having
difficulty with it. I think that you might want to try removing th
No, I followed your instructions exactly (and not for the
first time). I didn't add those extra values until today. Prior to
adding the AppDirectory value, the service was taking a minute to scan emails;
after adding it the scan time went to around 2 seconds. I can't get it any
lower than
I removed the AppParameters value and put the authcode and
persistent back in the Application value where it was before. It didn't
make any difference at all in the processing time, still right around 2
seconds. I don't know how your setup is working without at least the
AppDirectory value
Dan,
I seem to recall trying to use the AppParameters key and having
difficulty with it. I think that you might want to try removing that
key and putting everything in the Parameters key, or at least that
works for me. If you change
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\Sniffer\Pa
OK, I have managed to get SOMETHING working, but it still seems too slow
and something is still not right. I originally set up the persistent
sniffer using the instructions from this post:
http://www.mail-archive.com/sniffer@sortmonster.com/msg00169.html
This uses SRVANY.exe. I conjectured that
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