> >>Isn't there a time limit for filters to finish operations? If the filter > >>takes too long, the message is processed by xmail and sent? > >> > >>Could you be running into this limit? > > > > > > i don't know, is there a time limit? However, there doesn't appear to be a > > delay in processing. The log shows no more than 5 seconds between each > > message being processed by each filter and my e-mail send loops send an > > e-mail every 4 seconds. > > I'll see the same thing on my system, I will try to look into it if it > is perhaps an AV filter problem, please let me know if you find anything. > > -- > Groeten, > Peter > i managed to get around this problem by calling one shell script with both the AV script and Spam script inside of it. I had to put some exit code checking in the script but it works consistently now. Davide, is it possible there is a problem with the sequential processing of filters losing track of the child processes. I noticed there was a comment of some fixes in 1.17-pre03 in that area.
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