bayes_toks corrupted
Peter Bonivart
peter at UCGBOOK.COM
Mon Mar 1 18:07:16 GMT 2004
Jim Flowers wrote:
> In case 1, do I understand expire/rebuild is run after each scan?
No, SA determines when it should/can do it, it's partly configurable but
it doesn't work well at all.
> In case 2, expire/rebuild is run every 4 hours (or as configured).
Yes.
> In case 3, expire/rebuild is run once per day via crontab.
Yes, or more often if you want, use crontab as usual to schedule it. I
run it at night when I have little traffic. I recommend not redirecting
output so you can see what's going on in your root mail, you can
redirect later when you feel confident that it's OK.
> I have to admit to being confused about the different combinations. Is the
> above correct and which (or what) combination do you use?
Nice summary you did, it's correct. I use #3 since I don't have 4.26
(which introduced #2). You can use #2 or #3 but don't trust #1 do the
job. I have had no Bayes trouble for almost 2 months now.
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