Matt wrote:
Thanks John, you are correct about the 83.333 number, and that is
still about 10 times the typical amount for domains on my server. I
could only really imagine this happening if IMail was accepting all
E-mail to the domains hosted on it regardless of there being an actual
account...meaning a nobody alias or some sort of loop/bulk-mailing going
on. Generally speaking, only about 10% to 20% of users will receive 90%
of the spam.
Matt,
You should look at IMGate ( http://imgate.meiway.com/ ). We added in
two MX spools ( inbound mail ) as watched the processor load drop about
25%. With additional IMGate tweaking we've cut processor usage down
another 10%.
Later we added an outbound server ( SMTP relay ) and had IMail send
everything out through it. That gained some more. I'm not sure on how
much this saved us but it did save more.
Rod
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