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100% CPU wierdness

Biffa
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Not often one stumps me, but just lately exiscan has been using 100% CPU for hours and days at a time. 

I'm assuming that this is something to do with the antivirus.

I've tried clearing the mail queue, turning off the antivirus, neither have an effect.

Its specifically this process:

/usr/bin/perl /bin/exiscan2.pl /etc/exiscanv2.cf

From ps ux its used Time 568:00 if that helps

These are only in subdirectories of the /var/chroot-smtp/ directory which is where I assume they are supposed to be.

Anyway rebooting it keeps the CPU usuage down for a day or so, then it shoots back up again.

Any ideas?
 
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    Biffa,

    we are already analyzing the problem. 

    Workarround till we provide a fix is to change
    /etc/rc.d/smtp row 78 from "kilall -HUP"
    in "killall -9" -> stop and start the proxy again!

    Thanks
    o|iver
  • 0 in reply to oliver.desch
    Originally posted by oliver.desch:
    Biffa,

    we are already analyzing the problem. 

    Workarround till we provide a fix is to change
    /etc/rc.d/smtp row 78 from "kilall -HUP"
    in "killall -9" -> stop and start the proxy again!

    Thanks
    o|iver
    Great, thanks for that Oliver, now I remember why I chose Astaro over all those other firewalls   
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    Originally posted by oliver.desch:
    Biffa,

    we are already analyzing the problem. 

    Workarround till we provide a fix is to change
    /etc/rc.d/smtp row 78 from "kilall -HUP"
    in "killall -9" -> stop and start the proxy again!

    Thanks
    o|iver
    Great, thanks for that Oliver, now I remember why I chose Astaro over all those other firewalls   
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