crm filter cleanup on productive system

Frank Doege <fdoege-zZ82ZiX1S8lUvkYWv5dGcgC/[email protected]>
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Hi all,

first of all thanks for the great work you are doing, the crm mailfilter
is really an effective and great tool.

Iam using a crm mailfilter since 2 years on my servers and performance
went low the last month.

So i decided to cleanup the css files and delete all the files stored
in the reaver_cache. I found that these where many thousands of files
which went over the years to 4 gigabyte.

Is there a way to keep this filetree small ? Or to autoclean it ?

Maybe i should upgrade to a new crm / mailfilter version, is this
different in new releases ? Iam just worried to update in a real
productive mail server environment.

Does anyone has some recommendations ?

P.S. i have read that there is a neural network implementation, but in
current releases i cannot find it in the mailfilter.cf just in the
papers arround, are there any documents to read which explain how that
exactly works ?

Thanks !

Frank

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