Spamfilter performance
Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 5:17 pm
Hi all,
I'm searching for a few guidelines for setting up spamfilters. We use them pretty extensively on our network, so this is making a hit on our servers CPUs. Are there some common guidelines to keep the effect as low as possible? Some questions are:
- Is a short message string combined with a * better than a long message match?
- Is an OR'ed expressions better than two separate matches?
- Are more complex expression like [a-z][0-9]{2,4} better than a simple *?
- Does adding matches to the spamfilter.conf file make any difference to the dynamically added ones?
Many thanks for some hints in advance
Regards
I'm searching for a few guidelines for setting up spamfilters. We use them pretty extensively on our network, so this is making a hit on our servers CPUs. Are there some common guidelines to keep the effect as low as possible? Some questions are:
- Is a short message string combined with a * better than a long message match?
- Is an OR'ed expressions better than two separate matches?
- Are more complex expression like [a-z][0-9]{2,4} better than a simple *?
- Does adding matches to the spamfilter.conf file make any difference to the dynamically added ones?
Many thanks for some hints in advance
Regards