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That is to say it does an EXCELLENT
job with SPAM, and with AV turned off it never gets backed up just slower
processing for a few minutes here and there. My understanding is that it was a
limitation of McAfee not MxGuard that caused the previous issue so you may want
to try and turn off the AV option and see if it picks up.
John
Queen From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Queen Sent: Friday, February 10, 2006 11:14 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] OT / Urgent: mxGuard process leak I have had very similar problems with
it. One thing I did find that helped to alleviate the problem was to turn off
the AV scanning in MxGuard and use it just for SPAM, that helped a bunch but I
still have a few slow down periods every day when there is a flood of
mail.
John
Queen From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Anthony Polselli Sent: Friday, February 10, 2006 11:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [IMail Forum] OT / Urgent: mxGuard process leak Ever since upgrading to mxGuard 2.x,
we are constantly have problems where the server locks-up almost everyday
now. What happens is mxGuard doesn’t always kill its process and
eventually we have hundreds of them running eating up all of the RAM in the
server. Has anyone else seen this problem? We’ve been working a with
mxGuard to resolve it, but they keep telling me to wait for a new version which
I’ve been waiting for for over a month. We were running IMail 8.x with
mxGuard 2.x and had the problem, we then upgraded to IMail 2006 and still have
the problem. I’ve written a script that runs every 4 hours which stops the
SMTP and Queue manager services, kill’s all of the mxGuard processes, and
restarts the services; it’s helped a bit, but our server still locks-up.
Here’s our config: Intel Xeon 2.4Ghz, 1GB RMA, 80GB SATA hard drives in a
RAID-1 array, Windows Server 2003 SP1 with the Windows firewall disabled, about
24,000 e-mails per day. This server is also dedicated to IMail.
We have a lot of unhappy customers
right now and are about to loose a big account because of this. Any help
would really be appreciated. Anthony Polselli Matrix Information Systems,
Inc. Phone: (858)
202-0300 |
- RE: [IMail Forum] OT / Urgent: mxGuard process leak John Queen
- RE: [IMail Forum] OT / Urgent: mxGuard process leak John Queen
- RE: [IMail Forum] OT / Urgent: mxGuard process leak Anthony Polselli
