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CPU Usage

Firmware version:  7.201
Pattern version:  7937

CPU HP Proliant DL140 G2
Xeon 3.4 Ghz
1 GB RAM

  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND
5296 root      25   0 14492  11m 2888 R   89  1.2  25:41.31 pfilter-reporte
5292 root      25   0 16088  13m 2784 R   88  1.3  24:56.97 mailsec-reporte

pfilter-reporte and mailsec-reporte Much of the day are consumed throughout the CPU, does any suggestions?

Sorry I use google for traslate.

Saludos,

Ron

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0 BarryG over 17 years ago

If it's causing problems, you have a couple of options:

1. tune your packetfilter rules so less is logged.
2. disable reporting.

However, are you sure your mail configuration is correct? How much mail are you passing?

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0 Ronsoda over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

if I cause problems

how disable reporting ???

Saludos,
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0 BarryG over 17 years ago in reply to Ronsoda

You can turn off accounting at:
Network - Accounting
There's a disable/enable button there.

I'm not sure if the packetfilter reporting can be disabled or not.
Again, reducing the amount of logging by adjusting your PF rules would help.

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0 BarryG over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

How much mail are you passing through the SMTP proxy?

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0 Ronsoda over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

between 10,000 and 15,000 daily mail.

Saludos !!!
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0 Ronsoda over 17 years ago in reply to Ronsoda

Network - Accounting is disable and CPU do not use low

Salud !!
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0 BarryG over 17 years ago in reply to Ronsoda

That seems like a good amount of mail...

Are you having problems, or just wondering about the CPU usage?

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0 number2jcb over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

Yeah, turning off logging and services is the typical response from Astaro but it doesn't fix anything, it just makes the lag on the machine less noticeable when it decides to freak out. I have very minimal logging enabled and turned off Network Accounting. Here is the screen shot I just took.

Machine is under no load at all. It was rebooted that morning at 6am as usual.
Maybe finally someone at astaro will frickin take me seriously.
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0 number2jcb over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

Yeah, turning off logging and services is the typical response from Astaro but it doesn't fix anything, it just makes the lag on the machine less noticeable when it decides to freak out. I have very minimal logging enabled and turned off Network Accounting. Here is the screen shot I just took.

Machine is under no load at all. It was rebooted that morning at 6am as usual.
Maybe finally someone at astaro will frickin take me seriously.
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0 dilandau over 17 years ago in reply to number2jcb

How large are the files located in /var/log/reporting/adbs ?

I know the old problems with pfilter report etc were partly b/c those dbl files would become to large and cause high cpu. A quick temporary fix would be to delete the pfilter.dbl or mailsec.dbl and then restart the syslog service or restart the astaro, if I remember correctly.
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0 number2jcb over 17 years ago in reply to dilandau

Here are the file sizes you asked for. Something tells me you aren't going to be impressed by their size...
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