MailScanner load
Alex Neuman van der Hans
alex at nkpanama.com
Tue Aug 15 21:41:29 IST 2006
You *do* know that MailScanner causes swap, don't you? ;-)
Rob Poe wrote:
> What's your swap utilization? 1gig of ram using tempfs and MailScanner
> sounds like too little ram...
>
>
>
>>>> "Jeremy Blonde" <JeremyBlonde at grant.k12.ca.us> 8/15/2006 1:26 PM
>>>>
> I've been wanting to use Bayes for our mailscanner system, but I'm
> wondering now if the overhead is worth it. We have a new mailscanner
> box running with Postfix (under Gentoo Linux) and it works pretty
> well,
> we're filtering between 75-80% of our mail as spam. The box however,
> is
> hammered, it's running around 5-6 with spikes to 8-9. I've just
> turned
> off bayes and I'll see how the load is once it's processed all the
> back
> logged messages. We're averaging about 15,000-20,000 messages a day
> (probably more once the school year starts). Mailscanner is running
> on
> an HP DL320, hyper-threaded proc, 1 GB of RAM, and raid 1 drives.
>
> Is that normal for using bayes with mailscanner or do I need to tweak
> some things?
>
> (I'm already using tmpfs for a little bit of a speed up).
>
> Jeremy Blonde
> Instructional Technology - Server Support
> Grant Joint Union School District
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