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It should be plenty of hardware, that's not the problem. The problem is elsewhere.

I'm doing some testing now to see if I can isolate the issue.

The page marked 125 is 141 pages in. There is another document added to the front of the PDF which throws off the page numbering.

As for the 16 processes, with a max of 10 set in EFA, I'm not sure. I'd have to dig in and look.

It looks like the mailscanner process is getting hung up on i/o somewhere.

I have an idea. I'll test it in a couple of hours and let you know if it makes a difference for me.

SA Learn causes a lot of IO wait for me

Hmmm...

Interesting. I am getting slower performance now. I am seeing a lot of iowait.

Let me see if I can figure this out...

3.0.0.7, build from the centos netinstall selecting the SA Learn option of "As Spam+Report" results in the same error warn: reporter: razor2 report failed: No such file or directory report requires authentication at /usr/local/share/perl5/Mail/SpamAssassin/Plugin/Razor2.pm (sorry, I didn't save the ...

As a wild ass guess, I'd suspect mysql being the bottleneck to mailscanner. Perhaps there is a way to debug the time it takes for Mailscanner to handle requests. That information could give you a better indication of where Mailscanner is being held up. Once you know that, then solving the problem be...

makes sense and works for me.

If you look at page 141 of the MailScanner User Guide and Training Manual , you can see their recommendations. So how many should you use? It'll depend on the workload and where the processes are contending for resources. I'd be inclined to go with 1 or 2 per CPU core (3 for hyperthreaded cores) and...

These instructions reference the howto article Set Up DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) Working With Postfix On CentOS Using OpenDKIM 1 Requirements no change, skip 2 Preliminary Notes no change, skip 3 Download and install OpenDKIM yum install openssl-devel opendkim nothing else needs to be done as...

For that, you may want to look through the mailscanner forums and docs. EFA is just a very nice bundling, integration and preconfiguration of various mail delivery and anti spam tools. While people in the forums may know the answer to a particular question, you may be more likely to find the answers...

Press '1' in top to give a per CPU usage breakdown and send a screenshot of that.

Next, try iotop and get a feel of what is happening with io and how much

How did you setup your system? By hand, or from the prepared vm images?

What about the host machine? Is it busy, or lacking ram?

Yeah, that works too.

4.84301s on my machine.

It's nighttime now. During the day it takes about 1.5 seconds longer.

I run the VM on a machine hosting 10 other active VMs

I'd say something is wrong. That's just way too high. run top, display all the CPUs. Is the machine running out of memory and swapping? Is the machine stuck with a high % of IOWAIT? (waiting on disk io) Which process is getting hung up and consuming cpu? Without more information, it's very difficult...

Spamassassin is doing a heck of a lot of checks, so yes, it appears to take a fair amount of realtime to consult all the RBLs, check all the rules, etc, etc, etc.

It appears to be perfectly normal.

are you logged into the site when you do your searches?

I seemed to notice that searches were more limited unless you are registered and logged in.

that may not actually be the case, maybe I am getting better at picking my search terms.

Charles,

How do sites get onto your list?

Well, I'll take that as a "no" Fortunately, I found this set of instructions: https://www.howtoforge.com/set-up-dkim-domainkeys-identified-mail-working-with-postfix-on-centos-using-opendkim Basically, these instructions are basically correct for doing it in EFA, but with some minor changes. I'll doc...

oh, the graph colors are an ugly eyesore. I believe this is the correct api for the code building the graph: http://jpgraph.net/download/manuals/chunkhtml/ch07.html#id2496153 with the color names defined here: http://jpgraph.net/download/manuals/chunkhtml/apd.html but I was unable to get the bar gra...

Firstly, I was looking for some more mail statistics, specifically the # of rejected connections. I found this script which makes a nice summary: http://adminlogs.info/2012/07/22/how-to-get-mail-statistics-from-your-postfix-mail-logs/ secondly, I wanted to break out the high/low spam statistics in t...

Yeah, this would be a good feature.

Solved

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nope. you cannot. I solved the problem in the end edit /etc/sqlgrey/clients_ip_whitelist.local add in each ip address, line by line /etc/sqlgrey restart watch as the maillog changes from Mar 26 12:34:37 efa postfix/smtpd[14224]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from mail6.bemta17.messagelabs.com[117.120.20.71]...

tried that. Still getting grey listed.

I've tried:
sender domain: *
source: xxx.yyy.zzz

(the sender domains will be the original senders, not the domain of the virus removing provider/smarthost I am using).