On Thu, Dec 02, 2004 at 05:07:48PM -0300, Matias Lopez Bergero wrote: > > >Depending on your setup you could turn off bayes_auto_expire and do > >the expiration manually (ie sa-learn --force-expire), at a time that > >you control. Unfortunately, unless you are running a sitewide bayes > >config, this may not work well with a lot of individual bayes dbs. > > I am running sitewide installation. > But now I got another question. > I need to run sa-learn by hand? There is no way to configure spamd to do > that??
You can script it, or run it via cron. spamd doesn't have this ability. > >If you're running 3.0, you could move your bayes databases to SQL > >which has a much faster expiration time (roughly 7 times faster). > >This would also allow you to offload some of the CPU and IO > >consumption to a separate machine. > > That would be nice :) > Unfortunately I cannot put the bayes db on another machine, but I have a > local mysql service, so if that improves the performance I could move > the bayes db there. > What would be your suggestion? I'm a little biased, but I suggest the mysql route. http://www.apache.org/~parker/presentations/ Michael
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