How many processes & no responce on telnet port 25

>This what you are looking for?
>
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04)
mail_via_smtp: 250 2.6.0
>Ok, id=23146-04, from MTA: 250 Ok: queued as 699B4103E37
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04)
Passed SPAM,
>[85.98.19.99] [66.25.76.62] <nugfptymobile.com> -> 
><bonechipmslegacy.com>,
>Message-ID: <458AA2E8.9010602cmnijbw.bcvcqr.r.mrcx.com>, Hits: 7.146, 
>36826
>ms
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 postfix/qmgr[22924]:
699B4103E37:
>from=<nugfptymobile.com>, size=18291, nrcpt=1
(queue active)
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04) Maia:
[disconnect]
>Disconnecting from SQL database
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04)
TIMING [total 36856 ms] 
>-
>SMTP EHLO: 4 (0%), SMTP pre-MAIL: 1 (0%), lookup_sql: 4
(0%), SMTP
>pre-DATA-flush: 3 (0%), SMTP DATA: 73 (0%), body_hash: 1
(0%), 
>maia_connect:
>4 (0%), maia_read_system_config: 4 (0%),
maia_get_mysql_size_limit: 2 (0%),
>lookup_sql: 2 (0%), mime_decode: 24 (0%),
get-file-type2: 17 (0%),
>parts_decode: 1 (0%), AV-scan-1: 22 (0%), lookup_sql: 3
(0%), lookup_sql: 2
>(0%), spam-wb-list: 1 (0%), SA msg read: 2 (0%), SA
parse: 4 (0%), SA 
>check:
>35911 (97%), update_cache: 2 (0%), maia_store_mail: 65
(0%),
>deal_with_mail_size: 26 (0%), maia_record_tests: 264
(1%),
>maia_set_mail_status: 56 (0%), fwd-connect: 50 (0%),
fwd-mail-from: 2 (0%),
>fwd-rcpt-to: 37 (0%), write-header: 2 (0%), fwd-data: 1
(0%), fwd-data-end:
>213 (1%), fwd-rundown: 13 (0%), main_log_entry: 13 (0%),
update_snmp: 1
>(0%), maia_cleanup: 26 (0%), maia_disconnect: 0 (0%),
unlink-2-files: 1
>(0%), rundown: 0 (0%)

Yes. Everything looks good here, but SpamAssassin takes
forever. This could 
simply be because the system is busy (and spamassassin is
very CPU 
intensive) but whatever the reason, this is what I would
focus on. If you 
decrease the amount of time SA spends, you get mail through
your machine 
faster (you raise the speed limit so cars enter and exit the
freeway at a 
faster pace).

SA check: 35911 (97%)

It took SpamAssassin 36 seconds to scan this message.

I would copy an email.txt file from one of the amavis temp
directories so 
you have a sample mail. Then I would start to debug it.

su vscan -c 'spamassassin -D < email.txt 2>&1 |
less'

You can limit output to certain 'channels' (like dns) by
listing a channel:
su vscan -c 'spamassassin -D dns < email.txt 2>&1
| less'

If you are running Pyzor (the doc has it disabled, which is
Ok), I would use 
the pyzor mirror instead of the default pyzor server. You
would find the 
/.pyzor/servers file in the amavis home directory and change
it. This could 
save you 5 seconds per message. For example:
echo "82.94.255.100:24441" >
/var/amavis/.pyzor/servers

Look for timeouts and other obvious errors. "fixed
relative path:" is not an 
error.

Gary V

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I will pull and email at check for SA problems. 

I know that the server is busy, it runs at about 50% or more
cpu during
business hours.  In addition the server currently has a
single SATA hd which
is probably causing a bottleneck at this load level.  I
understand the
faster in, faster out.  But would this cause my smtp/telnet
timeouts?  Isn't
postfix designed to accept the connection and cache the
email until SA is
ready for it, if there are available smtp channels?

Thanks again for the help!

Todd





-----Original Message-----
From: maia-users-bouncesrenaissoft.com
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Of Gary V
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 11:38 AM
To: maia-usersrenaissoft.com
Subject: Re: [Maia-users] How many processes & no
responce on telnet port 25

>This what you are looking for?
>
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04)
mail_via_smtp: 250 2.6.0
>Ok, id=23146-04, from MTA: 250 Ok: queued as 699B4103E37
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04)
Passed SPAM,
>[85.98.19.99] [66.25.76.62] <nugfptymobile.com> -> 
><bonechipmslegacy.com>,
>Message-ID: <458AA2E8.9010602cmnijbw.bcvcqr.r.mrcx.com>, Hits: 7.146, 
>36826
>ms
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 postfix/qmgr[22924]:
699B4103E37:
>from=<nugfptymobile.com>, size=18291, nrcpt=1
(queue active)
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04) Maia:
[disconnect]
>Disconnecting from SQL database
>Dec 21 09:08:39 gateway1 amavis[23146]: (23146-04)
TIMING [total 36856 ms] 
>-
>SMTP EHLO: 4 (0%), SMTP pre-MAIL: 1 (0%), lookup_sql: 4
(0%), SMTP
>pre-DATA-flush: 3 (0%), SMTP DATA: 73 (0%), body_hash: 1
(0%), 
>maia_connect:
>4 (0%), maia_read_system_config: 4 (0%),
maia_get_mysql_size_limit: 2 (0%),
>lookup_sql: 2 (0%), mime_decode: 24 (0%),
get-file-type2: 17 (0%),
>parts_decode: 1 (0%), AV-scan-1: 22 (0%), lookup_sql: 3
(0%), lookup_sql: 2
>(0%), spam-wb-list: 1 (0%), SA msg read: 2 (0%), SA
parse: 4 (0%), SA 
>check:
>35911 (97%), update_cache: 2 (0%), maia_store_mail: 65
(0%),
>deal_with_mail_size: 26 (0%), maia_record_tests: 264
(1%),
>maia_set_mail_status: 56 (0%), fwd-connect: 50 (0%),
fwd-mail-from: 2 (0%),
>fwd-rcpt-to: 37 (0%), write-header: 2 (0%), fwd-data: 1
(0%), fwd-data-end:
>213 (1%), fwd-rundown: 13 (0%), main_log_entry: 13 (0%),
update_snmp: 1
>(0%), maia_cleanup: 26 (0%), maia_disconnect: 0 (0%),
unlink-2-files: 1
>(0%), rundown: 0 (0%)

Yes. Everything looks good here, but SpamAssassin takes
forever. This could 
simply be because the system is busy (and spamassassin is
very CPU 
intensive) but whatever the reason, this is what I would
focus on. If you 
decrease the amount of time SA spends, you get mail through
your machine 
faster (you raise the speed limit so cars enter and exit the
freeway at a 
faster pace).

SA check: 35911 (97%)

It took SpamAssassin 36 seconds to scan this message.

I would copy an email.txt file from one of the amavis temp
directories so 
you have a sample mail. Then I would start to debug it.

su vscan -c 'spamassassin -D < email.txt 2>&1 |
less'

You can limit output to certain 'channels' (like dns) by
listing a channel:
su vscan -c 'spamassassin -D dns < email.txt 2>&1
| less'

If you are running Pyzor (the doc has it disabled, which is
Ok), I would use

the pyzor mirror instead of the default pyzor server. You
would find the 
/.pyzor/servers file in the amavis home directory and change
it. This could 
save you 5 seconds per message. For example:
echo "82.94.255.100:24441" >
/var/amavis/.pyzor/servers

Look for timeouts and other obvious errors. "fixed
relative path:" is not an

error.

Gary V

____________________________________________________________
_____
Experience the magic of the holidays. Talk to Santa on
Messenger. 
http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwme
0080000001msn/direct/01/?href=http://ima
gine-windowslive.com/minisites/santabot/default.aspx?locale=
en-us

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