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Hi all,
I've been using qpsmtpd for about 6 months now but I've just signed up for
this list. I recently upgraded to 0.40 and I'm running on a modified Mandriva
using qmail and with qpsmtpd running under tcpserver.
I've long had a problem with connections from certain spammers hanging around
forever. I wrote a script that I run out of cron that sends a -9 to any
connection that's been around for over an hour and that's kept me up and
running, but...
Any idea what's going on here? It requires a -9 to kill the processes.
Should I not be running under tcpserver? Also, why does the default run
script default to -c 10; that seems awfully low to me.
Chris
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