Hello Newsmirror,
Do you have any opinion about the workload on a NT when using
the spamassassin perl modules instead of the binary?
I am thinking: the binarys must make the spam handling rather
fast but if i use the NT perl module i will probably notice
the diffrence in workload at some point...
Have anyone tested? Could it do maybe 200 spams per minute? I
am just not sure about the performance i can espect...
Br, Christian Otrel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> On Windows? I found some information, but it looked like a two day job to fix the
>scripts :-(
>>
>> http://www.openhandhome.com/howtosa.html
N> I suggest you check out Scope, it might do what you want. Scope comes with a
N> procedure gluing a daemonized SpamAssassin with XMail filters on Win32 aswell
N> as Linux/*bsd. Scope only uses the perl parts of SA (available via CPAN),
N> the core, and thus the SPAMC/SPAMD parts (which are the troublesome parts
N> on Win32 environments) gets obsolete.
N> I have run SA 2.43 hosted by Scope over here on a XMail/NT4 box for 4½ months
N> by now, works great. Snapshot of the current req stats follows:
N> [Request Statistics] (since server startup, 2002-10-09 10:09:14)
N> ---------------------Requests-------Errors--------CPU Load------------------
N> spamassassin 26388 (24.76%) 0 ( 0.00%) 06:38:11:208 (53.18%)
N> nntpfwd 21062 (19.76%) 0 ( 0.00%) 04:04:33:719 (32.66%)
N> h2t 20894 (19.60%) 0 ( 0.00%) 00:41:19:326 ( 5.52%)
N> noop 19237 (18.05%) 0 ( 0.00%) 00:09:23:401 ( 1.25%)
N> vanguard 17036 (15.98%) 0 ( 0.00%) 00:46:20:151 ( 6.19%)
N> demime 1726 ( 1.62%) 0 ( 0.00%) 00:08:20:440 ( 1.11%)
N> status 45 ( 0.04%) 2 ( 4.44%) 00:00:11:244 ( 0.03%)
N> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
N> -Server Total- 106590 - 2 ( 0.00%) 12:28:46:107 -
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