On Wed, 21 Nov 2007, David Lord wrote: > Only a home server here, k6-400, NetBSD 3.1, total memory = 127 MB, > avail memory = 119 MB. I used to send a batch of 12 emails from a > remote account as test of spamassassin and fprot, 6 x connections > each to 2 accounts. Occasionally all would slowly get through but > mostly system crashed (I think there is a memory problem from NetBSD > 2.0 on and still not located/fixed with 4.0). Seemed most likely > spamassassin perl script was using all memory but I set a check in > both fprot and spamassassin to each limit number of scans to 2. That > fixed the problem completely. > > I'm sure possibly several years back I've had cases of seeing > incoming email connections in firewall logs but nothing arriving in > mailbox. Going through spool and deleting any that appeared to be > spam would fix the problem. It's happened so infrequently that I > never tried to work out exact cause.
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