Gary V wrote:
> Pavel wrote:
>>> I assume you prune your AWL data on occasion?
>
>> I thought it is done automatically. Should I run a cronjob for this purpose?
>
> AFAIK AWL grows forever. Something like this may help somewhat:
> DELETE FROM `awl` WHERE `count` = 1 AND `totscore` > 5;
>
> I see you are on the Postfix list so you are in good hands. I hope
> you get this problem solved. I have seen others with similar issues
> lately but have no 'magic bullet' as far as a solution goes. On the
> surface it appears some servers are really getting hammered.
>
> Gary V
I don't like words 'forever' and 'infinity'. They are related to death
for me, at least the death of computer system. Shouldn't some aging
mechanism be built into awl code? Where should I ask, on SA list?
Well, I can see botnet activity targeted at our mail domain. Many
similar if not identical spams from hundreds different IP addresses all
around the world. This activity started around August or September and
is getting worse... The sum of all received mails doubled between June
and October and the majority is junk.
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