On Nov 14, 2007, at 10:06 PM, Peter Larkowski wrote:
I think I'll try the hash backend and make sure this isn't mysql
related. Otherwise, I can send buildlogs if you'd like. I'm not
really sure how big a deal this really is, but it's interesting at
least.
Aha, I turned on the hash driver and OMG is it faster! Also the
stats are identical across all my machines (actually slightly better
than any of them were before):
TP True Positives: 979
TN True Negatives: 998
FP False Positives: 2
FN False Negatives: 21
SC Spam Corpusfed: 0
NC Nonspam Corpusfed: 0
TL Training Left: 1500
SHR Spam Hit Rate 97.90%
HSR Ham Strike Rate: 0.20%
OCA Overall Accuracy: 98.85%
Based on what ppl know about dspam, is this most likely a dspam issue
(something in libmysql_drv.so) or an actual mysql issue? Just
wondering. Is hash safe to use? My system is very low traffic (3
users) although it also functions as my router/dns/webserver/dhcp/etc
server. It seems from searching the faq and mailing list archives
that there is any issue with backing up the files that hash uses. Is
there a safe way to back up the .css files (which is what the hash
driver uses right?)? Are these the same .css files that crm114 uses?
Sorry for so many questions.....
-Peter
