>>>- Windows 2003 Server SP1 >>>- HP Proliant Server ML350 1GHz Xeon >>>- 640 MB Ram >>>- MaxBytes:=15000 >>>- MaxFiles:=14009 >>>
>> My output look like that: >>D:\assp>rebuildspamdb.pl >>mt=483714 >>Analyzing d:\assp/errors/spam >>1770 >>Analyzing d:\assp/errors/notspam >>2041 >>Analyzing d:\assp/spam >>15704 ** >>Analyzing d:\assp/notspam >>29571 **** >>Found 11308810 spam words, 8109461 non-spam words. >> > I have reinstalled perl, tried diffrent settings in assp but nothing > helped. > My decision is to switch to a linux box .... My 6yr old Dell PE Win2k Server SP4 production box with 733 PIII x2 and 1GB PC133 ram with 5.8.8 Perl and ASSP 1.2.7(36), runs rebuildspamdb in ~50 minutes. We have 20,000 files in both the spam and not-spam folders each with about 100MB of email. Our maxbyes is 8k and the emails fluctuate between 2k and 8k in size. We have more email saved than we need but it is not a problem. Our MT is 503594 for whatever that means. If you are willing to do a quick test, rename your spam and notspam corpi to something else so ASSP won't see them. Create two new directories and move 10 emails into them. Rerun the rebuildspamdb and see what the results are. I think you have too little ram and too many emails in notspam and this is causing your problem. My processors are smaller than your 1Ghz Zeon, but we have more ram. There is 350MB of physical ram not being used by Windows normally, and a 1GB paging file to spill into if needed. Our peak usage is 1.4GB so something used up 800MB of ram on top of the normal running applications using 650MB. Make sure you have ample headroom for expansion during the rebuild. I know you said you were moving to Linux, but I thought I'd give you one more thing to think about. If I was to use the lighter setting of 14009 emails per folder, and 4k maxbytes, my rebuild time would go back down to ~30 minutes. You should be able to beat that properly configured. Doug Traylor ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share your opinions on IT & business topics through brief surveys - and earn cash http://www.techsay.com/default.php?page=join.php&p=sourceforge&CID=DEVDEV _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
