Re: Significantly reduce the load on your MAIA boxen

I've also found that having postfix block nearly all of the recently expanded internet TLDs has dramatically reduced both false negative and ‎maia filtering load. Unfortunately, if you are a provider that has to service more of these domains than not for some reason, this may not be practical, but for me it has been almost magical.

Thanks,
-Larry

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From: P.J. Tezza
Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2015 12:43 PM
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Subject: Re: [Maia-users] Significantly reduce the load on your MAIA boxen


Nice!!!

PJ

On 8/23/15 9:46 AM, Randy McAnally wrote:
> Whipped this up to reduce the load on our MAIA boxes (cluster of nodes
> filtering mail for 1000's of domains) and it helped significantly with
> almost 50% reduction in load with no false positives.  Spam waves /
> botnet / dictionary attacks are pretty much a thing of the past.
>
> FYI we also use policyd for some time now but it lacks the ability to
> track SPAM status.   When looking at our logs 90% of the load was spam
> filtering on OBVIOUS spam sources...  so here is my solution:
>
> https://github.com/djamps/sa-policy
>
> Hope it helps someone. :)
>

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