I had RAV for exim and we hated it. Our load went high all the time. If a
ravupdate failed, it left the engine running but not scanning for anything.
So we had to turn of the automatic cron'ed ravupdate(we ran it by hand and
watched for any 'connection failed' messages).
In the long run, we switched to exiscan with ClamAV and SpamAssassin. So
far this seems to be the best of all our configurations yet. For load sake
we only scan(for spam and virruses) outbound - to - inbound traffic.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kirill Miazine" <km-lists@???>
To: "Roy Coates" <roy@???>
Cc: <exim-users@???>
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 8:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Exim] Relay Problem
> Roy Coates wrote:
> > > And you still did not show you you invoke RAV. From a system filter?
> >
> > RAV is indeed called as a filter.
>
> Silly. In a message a while ago Philip said that filtering should not be
> used to replace routing. But such approach is quite popular.
>
> Remember - you will probably miss some mails in the long run. You should
> still try that RAV test I mentioned, the one that I expect will make RAV
> send the message to foobar@krot and not the two original recipients
> (with a modified envelope sender as well).
>
> In any case - good luck.
>
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