No! That was an easy answer :) To give you an idea, the milter processes mail faster than sendmail itself does. Odds are your sendmail might be doing something silly like RBLs or additional miltering. We process on one box about 1million emails a day with no limit to the max number of children. The milter maxes out at 250ish children (sometimes it gets into an issue where it runs out of children), but we count only a few dozen messages that bypass the milter. This is on a heavily loaded box to boot. If sendmail is doing anything other than basic procmail delivery and greylisting, its likely that is your problem, due to poor or misconfiguration. I have never ever ever had memory or load issues due to the milter. If anything, we have seen a marked decrease in load, since less mail is being delivered via complex procmail rules we have set up. On Friday 13 October 2006 09:26 am, Oliver Fromme wrote: > > Would it be helpful to limit the sendmail processes by > > e.g. MaxDaemonChildren?
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Re: [milter-greylist] Re: removing greylist.db to start
2006-10-13 by eclark
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