>If that process crashes, it will take out ASSP. Plus you cannot re-nice
the
>rebuild spam db process as its part of ASSP.
This is not true. If the rebuild process crashes for any reason, the
thread will be restarted.
BTW: there are still no tickets or reports open, because of a crashing
rebuildspamdb task
>It has some issues and more times than not using that ASSP runs
>at 100% to much of the time. Schedule cron seems to run away at times and
>restarting ASSP leaves orphaned schedule corn processes.
This was never the case for a regular assp V2 installation. But even you
use the 'gentoo' assp package installer, which changes the ASSP code using
'sed' - this issue is fixed for Schedule::Cron 1.01 since June last year.
>Since rebuildspamdb.pl cannot be
>invoked outside of ASSP.
This is true, because there is NO rebuildspamdb.pl for V2. Using a V1
rebuildspamdb.pl for V2 is useless, because most of the content of the
resulting spamdb will be incompatible with the V2 Bayesian check.
>I am thinking about making something that posts to the web interfaces,
and
>simulates me checking and running rebuild spamdb manually.
Don't do this - you'll destroy your assp.cfg.
>Then I can have cron invoke that at intervals like before.
Instead use the external command queue feature to start tasks inside assp.
read the 'cmdqueue_example.txt' file.
Thomas
Von: "William L. Thomson Jr." <w...@o-sinc.com>
An: For Users of ASSP <assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
Datum: 10.02.2016 00:13
Betreff: Re: [Assp-user] Ver 2.4.7 16036 CPU Load
On Tuesday, February 09, 2016 12:47:40 PM BC wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> 100% CPU load attributable to ASSP was noted on two servers today when
> upgrading to the latest build. After about an hour, the upgrade was
> backed out. Is this to be expected and/or temporary condition or
> possibly another issue? Thanks!
What are your settings for Rebuild Spamdb? Are you using Schedule Cron? It
could be that CPU is maxed out because its rebuilding the spam database.
That
is done from within the main ASSP process. I voiced my dislike over that.
If
that process crashes, it will take out ASSP. Plus you cannot re-nice the
rebuild spam db process as its part of ASSP.
ASSP at times will use 100% CPU on start, but most times not during
running.
If you are seeing it during running, it is not rebuilding the spamdb and
you
are using schedule cron. It could be that. I have never been able to use
schedule cron. It has some issues and more times than not using that ASSP
runs
at 100% to much of the time. Schedule cron seems to run away at times and
restarting ASSP leaves orphaned schedule corn processes.
I just do not install or use schedule cron. Since rebuildspamdb.pl cannot
be
invoked outside of ASSP. I have to manually run that a few times a week or
when needed. I used to have cron the actual Unix/Linux cron daemon do that
a
few times a day.
I am thinking about making something that posts to the web interfaces, and
simulates me checking and running rebuild spamdb manually. Then I can have
cron invoke that at intervals like before.
I have a feeling the 100% CPU usage your seeing is rebuilding the spam
database, and/or schedule cron. If your using schedule cron, remove that
and
see if its still at 100%.
--
William L. Thomson Jr.
Obsidian-Studios, Inc.
http://www.obsidian-studios.com
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