Aaron Bennett wrote:
I'm sort of pulling at straws here, but I'm reading the manpage for
sa-learn and it says that sa-learn will try to expire bayes tokens
according to this:
- the number of tokens in the DB is> 100,000
- the number of tokens in the DB is> bayes_expiry_max_db_size
- there is at least a 12 hr difference between the oldest and
newest token atimes
I haven't changed bayes_expiry_max_db_size and I run sa-learn
--force-expire every night via cron and I have bayes_auto_expire set to 0.
That said, my bayes_token database is huge:
[snip]
particularly bayes_token which is almost 50GB and has WAY more then
150,000 rows.
Is this sane?
1) Are you supposed to have a global Bayes DB?
2) How many users do you have?
3) If the answer to 1) is "yes", did you set bayes_sql_override_username?
If the answer to 1) is no, you're probably not running Bayes expiry for
every user, so their individual sub-databases are growing without bound.
Better to re-enable auto-expiry (it's primarily a concern with global
databases, particularly with DB_File).
-kgd
