cpu e spamfoo
Question asked by Sabatino - Today at 8:33 AM
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My current traffic is quite low at the moment.
However, I notice spikes in CPU usage by the spamfoo client.

Since you haven't enabled classification (except for a single domain that gets very little traffic), what are you doing?
Sabatino Traini
      Chief Information Officer
Genial s.r.l. 
Martinsicuro - Italy

Adam De Lay Replied
I noticed the same thing this morning.  Classifications haven't been enabled, but the spamfoo-client could be quite for a few seconds and then jumps back up near 50% CPU.
Sabatino Replied
Is it perhaps performing a learning process for all users who have messages in their junk mail folder?
Sabatino Traini
      Chief Information Officer
Genial s.r.l. 
Martinsicuro - Italy

Adam De Lay Replied
Would be interesting if it was.

I noticed when looking at the spamfoo dashboard for the server, the average scan time seems pretty slow.  For the last hour, it's scanned 1199 messages and the average scan time is 4.4 seconds.
Tim Uzzanti Replied
Employee Post
Hey guys,

SpamFoo only uses CPU when it’s available; it does not take any resources from SmarterMail. Expect it to do more when SmarterMail doesn't have much work to do.
Tim Uzzanti
CEO
SmarterTools Inc.

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