Hi fellows, I am a DSPAM/Postfix enthusiastic and used this pair for some time. I need a solution for 20,000 accounts and aproximate 500,000 messages/day. The problem was that, even with all the databases tunnings I found, my dedicated mysql server got this huge ammount of records (~30Gb) and didn't handled the system at a satisfactory time. So, sadly, I had to drop to spamassassin/postfix without bayes and everything is working, except for a lots of false positives and false negatives. I thought maybe it was a mysql problem and a solution with other database handler would solve the problem. I would realy apreciate any directions you point to me to get my dspam running again.
Thanks, Ben (sorry for the english) Tony Earnshaw escreveu: > David Reid skrev, on 09-11-2007 13:09: > >> Think the subject line says it all. >> >> I've been using DSPAM + Postfix for a while now and it works, but last >> time I posted someone mentioned a different (better?) way of integrating >> the two. So, rather than trying to hunt round the web for the various >> howto's and write ups (many of which seem very out of date or >> incomplete), can anyone here point me at a current, up to date resource >> for what they think is the best way to use DSPAM with Postfix? > > Obviously my way is the best way of integrating dspam with Postfix > (and amavisd-new, whatever). But I'll be damned if I'll do a writeup > on it; tell what you what you want, what you've done and doesn't work. > > I have had a philosophy of exactly what I wanted dspam to do with > messages from Postfix, integrating that with amavisd-new. And heavy > shell scripting. And OpenLDAP. And MySQL. > > I'm a Unix/Linux sysadmin and used to thinking for myself. > > Best, > > --Tonni >
