What would be the best way to accomplish that? I'll have to look into
those scripts. Where can I find the spamdyke list?
Thanks,
Casey
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On 10/2/11 6:04 PM, Eric Shubert wrote:
On 10/02/2011 05:03 PM, Casey wrote:
I'm wondering if having the gateways & the sa boxes separate is
really just overkill - and if they should just be merged into one box.
So ultimately there would be 2 gateways that ran spamdyke and
spamassassin. What do you think?
I think you wonder wisely. If scanning (SA and clamav) were to cause
the host to be overloaded (doubtful with spamdyke, but possible I
suppose with hundreds of domains and thousands of users), a better
(IMHO) way to distribute the load would be to set up a SA daemon on a
separate host, instead of passing the messages through a whole smtp
process again.
So, what else is out there to monitor spamdyke stats? One of our
customers wanted to get usage stats for their domain, which is for the
most part provided by qmailmrtg, but I'm wondering how would to expand
its capabilities and provide some of the customers with usage
statistics.
Search the spamdyke list. There have been a few scripts floating
around. I don't seem to recall any of them being broken out by domain
though. This would only be useful for ISP types of users, and not
really important for users hosting their own domain.
It be nice to see a couple ISPs that use QMT get together to sponsor
development of such stats. Any takers?
