Hi, Bowie.
Ron Smith
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"Having an email problem is painful, but character-building."
On Jul 25, 2008, at 4:49 PM, Bowie Bailey wrote:
DNS tests generally do not cause major slowdowns unless you have one
that is not responding. The tests are run in parallel with the rest
of
the SA tests. The queries are all sent out and then the responses are
checked later after the rest of the rules are run.
Yes I know. I would say that maybe %20 to 30 percent of the spam at a
minimum I see come through has a dns query trigger in the scoring.
They are very important and so I will stepwise test. If I don't see
any improvement with the change in the spamd call you suggested and
the change in the system DNS server, then I'll test that.
Turning off all the network tests is generally a bad idea since they
are
VERY helpful in detecting spam.
