Stefan Förster wrote:
> * Mark Martinec wrote:
>>> Is the ration (one third of all computing time consumed by it)
>>> a normal one ("to be expected") or is this indicating some serious
>>> misconfiguration on my part?
>> It is not normal. It typically takes a couple of dozens of milliseconds.
>
> it turns out it was a good idea to check those data twice: SA check
> wan onyl called forabout one in twenty messages processed by the
> filter - which is intended behaviour.
>
> If I divide all the time get-file-part(n) calls took and divide it by
> the total time consumed, I get 156,772ms as result. Pretty normal.
>
> Sorry, I had forgotten that a lot of mails are simply passed without
> any filtering.
>
> Ciao
> Stefan
Exactly. Each mail has different timings reported. The report
basically says, "of all the time amavis spends scanning email, where is
it spending its time, and how much time is it spending in each those areas".
Would it be useful to show the number of hits for each test in the
Timings reports, as in (the parenthesis below):
...
1544 Total messages scanned
...
=======================================================================
Scan Time Percentiles % Time Total (s) 10% 90% 100%
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
SA check (1386) 51.79% 4986.828 0.928 16.028 45.704
AV-scan-2 (1536) 39.19% 3772.945 2.223 3.237 5.202
SMTP DATA (1544) 3.21% 308.638 0.188 0.199 1.206
AV-scan-1 (1536) 2.73% 262.969 0.021 0.180 22.635
...
get-file-type2 (325) 0.11% 10.436 0.018 0.049 0.631
I could place them in a column, or just after the test name as above and
in other reports.
Suggestions?
Mike
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