>>> Daryl -
>>> I switched back to 3.1.5 after my last post, and am sorry to report that I'm
>>> still seeing the same issue under 3.1.5.  After running a while, the
>>> processes in a state of K start building up until I manually kill them.
>>>
>>> Regretfully (VERY regretfully) turning off FuzzyOCR.....
>>>
>>> Sandy
>> 
>> I'll second this, SA 3.1.5 & FuzzyOCR on RHEL-AS4
>> 
>> I've been seeing this off & on ever since I added FuzzyOCR.
>> Logs seem to correlate to FuzzyOCR processing a gif image during a
>> peak of messages. Get FuzzyOcr.log message:
>>      FuzzyOcr received timeout after running "10" seconds.
>> 
>> 
>
>I'm running SA 3.1.5 with FuzzyOCR. I'm seeing errors in the FuzzOCR 
>log, like this:
>
>
>[2006-10-18 09:34:24] FuzzyOcr received timeout after running "10" seconds.
>[2006-10-18 09:49:14] FuzzyOcr received timeout after running "10" seconds.
>[2006-10-18 10:09:26] Unexpected error in pipe to external programs. 
>                    Please check that all helper programs are installed 
>and in the correct path.
>                        (Pipe Command "/usr/bin/gifasm -d 
>/tmp/.spamassassin2589Eye8ALtmp/out", Pipe exit code 1 (""), Temporary 
>file: "/tmp/.spamassassin25893ZSX3Ltmp")
>
>
>But I'm no longer getting children in the K state, since I put a spamd 
>restart into the logrotate script. I haven't turned off FuzzyOCR which 
>is doing an excellent job for me.
>
>This isn't particularly conclusive, I'm afraid, because when I was 
>seeing the problem it was sporadic and occasional, so it might just be 
>luck, though it's been OK for a few days.

I've got my timeout here higher at 60 (slower box) and am not seeing
timeout errors or any K processes with 3.1.5 since switching back. It
only started with SA 3.1.7 so I'm thinking its something there thats
causing the issue.

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