Am 2008-09-21 08:56:15, schrieb Matt Kettler: > It looks like spamassassin is attempting to perform a bayes expiry, and > you keep killing it before it can finish. It does need to do that once > in a while, and it is slow.
I was not killing it, I was only watching the logfiles using tail
instead of a nice file on TV. Spamassassin took at the beginning
several minutes and then after several 100 messages over 20 minutes per
message...
> If you want to, you can run sa-learn --force-expire in order to make
> expiry run manually. If no expiry has been run recently, SA will attempt
> to do so during mail delivery.
Oops... runing...
Hmmm, I have found a bunch of "bayes_toks.expireNNNNN" in the folder...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~] sa-learn --force-expire
expired old bayes database entries in 113 seconds
122163 entries kept, 12157 deleted
token frequency: 1-occurrence tokens: 48.69%
token frequency: less than 8 occurrences: 27.96%
I asume, the "bayes_toks.expireNNNNN" are made by previously run of
"expire" and left over... I deleted it...
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
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