Also looks like the amount of incoming spam has doubled over the past few days.
Date SPAM TIME HAM Time TOTAL Time
4/20/2017 3201 3.0757 2939 3.6116 6140 3.3322
4/21/2017 2797 4.1 2681 3.8863 5478 3.9954
4/22/2017 2305 2.5721 1021 2.8219 3326 2.6487
4/23/2017 2123 4.7228 969 2.8914 3092 4.1489
4/24/2017 3154 3.904 3065 9.6322 6219 6.7271
4/25/2017 6007 56.2347 4084 54.3506 10091 55.4722
4/26/2017 6125 41.8019 3933 34.9407 10058 39.119
4/27/2017 5777 32.6567 3772 20.0631 9549 27.682
As you can see, the total messages and spam messages increased on the 25th. Which is when I started having these issues.. I upgraded SA on the 26th. The time values are avg time to
process the spam/ham or total avg time..
Is there a new spam network out? Anyone else noticed a massive uptick in amount
of spam coming in?
On 04/28/2017 10:04 AM, RW wrote:
On Thu, 27 Apr 2017 17:34:16 -0400
Billy Huddleston wrote:
OKay, Copy of of a spam is located at https://pastebin.com/gdCB9V6U
It processed okay with spamassassin -t -D
That's probably because it's only doing one at a time. I suspect that
these spams are so CPU intensive that you would be CPU limited at 1
child process per core.
What I am seeing is that a considerable amount of that "<!$<<" stuff is
getting into the normalized body, so all the ordinary body rule are
seeing it, and not just the HTML parser and full/rawbody rules.