Ralf,
> The ones that strike me as odd are:
> Is this a bug or do I simply not understand what they represent?
> CacheHitsSpamMsgs 76 8/h 542.9 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
> ContentSpamMsgs 14 1/h 0.1 % (InMsgs)
The CacheHitsSpamMsgs/ContentSpamMsgs percentage is somewhat bogus,
it compares apples and oranges. See the corresponding line in the program:
snmp_count('CacheHitsSpamMsgs') if $spam_level >= 6; # a hack
The spaminess is a per-recipient attribute, but for this statistics
counter I just used a hardwired value, as the per-recipient spam levels
are not yet available at that point in code, and even if they were,
one would need to somehow merge per-recipient values into a per-message
counter, taking into account *_lovers and bypass_*. Not worth the effort.
Mark
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