Re: Running server

[<lar...@fl...>]

I really do not support the numbers you are giving.
I run two mailservers. One of them currently accept 400-600 mail per day and
pyzor is a very usable tool that help the users to sort out about 80-120
mails per day.

Spamassassin (that also is configured to use pyzor) sort out another 80-120
mails per day.

The other mailserver accept about 10-30 mail per day, and here pyzor is not
capable of detect most of the spam, but just a few (2-3 per day).

/Lars

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jan-Peter Koopmann" <Jan...@se...>
To: "Francisco" <li...@na...>
Cc: "Pyzor User List" <pyz...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 7:07 PM
Subject: RE: Running server


On Tuesday, November 09, 2004 7:08 PM Francisco wrote:

> Which I do.
> Have several "catch all" addresses. Hundreds of emails per day.

Try a few houndred thousand... :-) The entire system depends on all of
us using pyzor (and razor and dcc to be exact), report our hashes etc.
It will not work out if you have your own little database...

>> or if you sync it with the public pyzor servers?
>
> How would that be done?

No idea. Never worked on this.

> I did.
> I opened my firewall to the two IP addresses listed on the archives.

Open incoming UDP packets from *:24441 for a start and try again.

Regards,
  JP


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