Re: Slow process-quarantine

That is interesting. I don't see any numbers anywhere near that low on
my system (which certainly isn't a beast by any means):

35 of 35 emails processed (100%) : 25 learned ham, 6 learned spam, 6
reported spam, 4 skipped
Processed 35 emails in 13 seconds (2.69 emails/sec)
Shutting down

I do, however, see the numbers bouncing around all over the place. Below
is the lowest I see since July of 2014:

2 of 2 emails processed (100%) : 0 learned ham, 1 learned spam, 1
reported spam, 1 skipped
Processed 2 emails in 3 seconds (0.51 emails/sec)
Shutting down

Perhaps this has to do with the size of emails being processed or maybe
the time of day the script is running (maybe under heavy load?) or maybe
both? Kind of hard to say, really.

Regards,
Janky Jay, III

On 5/3/19 9:11 AM, Alan Sparks wrote:
> I have maia 1.0.4 set up on a machine (CentOS 6, RAID1, i3-4130T
> processor).  Works fine.
> 
> Except the process quarantine stuff is pretty slow.  I do have the bayes
> stuff (SA 3.3.1 from EPEL6) set up to use MySQL database, and a average
> result in the process-quarantine.log looks something like:
> 
> 
> 2019-05-03 09:05:33  53 of 53 emails processed (100%) : 51 learned ham,
> 2 learned spam, 0 reported spam, 0 skipped
> 2019-05-03 09:05:33  Processed 53 emails in 331 seconds (0.16 emails/sec)
> 2019-05-03 09:05:33  Shutting down
> 
> Is this normal or average for people?  Seems like it should learn faster
> than that.  Checked MySQL slow logs, and see no queries running long (at
> least not longer than 10 seconds).
> 
> -Alan
> 
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