Some months ago (in 3.* era) I installed spamdyke and quickly ran into inode trouble: all inodes were exhausted. It was pain in the ass to investigate and fix using ssh over GPRS... well, I wrote a one-line script from FAQ to clear graylist directory and forgot about this. Now I'm building a new mail server with updated software versions including spamdyke 4.*.
Note that FAQ entry about graylist is outdated now, because 4.* spamdyke creates directories along with filenames, so it's not enough to erase -type f files anymore. I had to implement a spamdyke-cleanup.sh script (attached). Please, add a cleanup solution to the distribution, either this script or something better. Also it would be nice to have a a reminder *in README.html documentation* to set up cleanup cron job to save others from this trouble. Yes, I know that it's good to read FAQ, but... it's better to have it installed by default anyway, what the point in keeping old unused entries, 99% of them a made-up spammer's addresses? It could be much worse for moderate-loaded system as this shit could hit the fan two years later after the installation and everybody forgot about it. -- Roman V. Isaev http://www.soprano-recorder.ru Moscow, Russia
spamdyke-cleanup.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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