Hello all,
Just to say I found how to fix this. I enable the system
spamassasin, and change
/etc/sysconfig/spamassassin
to
SPAMDOPTIONS="-d -c -L -m2 -H"
Without the '-L' (local) evolution ignores this instance and starts
its own. But with it I can set the number of these memory-expensive
processes.
Bill
On Thu, 2005-01-27 at 16:47 +0000, William John Murray wrote:
>
> >That is good advice. I also recommend, if possible, skipping
> >spamassassin processing on most mailing lists. I have found very
> >little
> >spam on these lists. In my current setup at home I use the filter
> in
> >evolution to invoke spamassassin. That filter is after my other
> >filters
> >which move mailing list messages to different folders. So only
> stuff
> >that has a high probability of being spam invokes spamassassin.
> Prior
> >to doing that downloading email was very slow since spamassassin
> was
> >called on everything.
> >
> >--
> >Scot L. Harris
> >webid@xxxxxxxxxx
>
> Hi guys,
> Thanks for all this. It sounds like I should have only 1
> spamd, not 5, with 1 account, but probably I should take that up on
> the
> evolution lists. In the meantime I'll just try switching it off.
> Multiple filtering could be done to save time/cpu, but it is memory
> that
> is my problem.
>
> Bill
>
