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Virtualmin GPL - how to disable ClamAV on incoming emails
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I'm running Virtualmin GPL 5.07 on a CentOS virtual guest with 2GB RAM.
Sometimes, when a few email messages are arriving simultaneously, several instances of 'clamscan' start up, each one using a couple hundred MB of RAM, which effectively eats almost all the RAM and causes other software like MySQL to die due to "no available memory".
How can I either disable the clamav scan for incoming emails, or even force clamav to run a single instance instead of starting a new instance for each incoming message?
Thanks for any pointers.
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asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
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I'm running Virtualmin GPL 5.07 on a CentOS virtual guest with 2GB RAM.
Sometimes, when a few email messages are arriving simultaneously, several instances of 'clamscan' start up, each one using a couple hundred MB of RAM, which effectively eats almost all the RAM and causes other software like MySQL to die due to "no available memory".
How can I either disable the clamav scan for incoming emails, or even force clamav to run a single instance instead of starting a new instance for each incoming message?
Thanks for any pointers.
memory clamav virtualmin
asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
538415
add a comment |
I'm running Virtualmin GPL 5.07 on a CentOS virtual guest with 2GB RAM.
Sometimes, when a few email messages are arriving simultaneously, several instances of 'clamscan' start up, each one using a couple hundred MB of RAM, which effectively eats almost all the RAM and causes other software like MySQL to die due to "no available memory".
How can I either disable the clamav scan for incoming emails, or even force clamav to run a single instance instead of starting a new instance for each incoming message?
Thanks for any pointers.
memory clamav virtualmin
asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
538415
I'm running Virtualmin GPL 5.07 on a CentOS virtual guest with 2GB RAM.
Sometimes, when a few email messages are arriving simultaneously, several instances of 'clamscan' start up, each one using a couple hundred MB of RAM, which effectively eats almost all the RAM and causes other software like MySQL to die due to "no available memory".
How can I either disable the clamav scan for incoming emails, or even force clamav to run a single instance instead of starting a new instance for each incoming message?
Thanks for any pointers.
memory clamav virtualmin
memory clamav virtualmin
asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
538415
asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
538415
asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
538415
asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
538415
asked May 2 '17 at 2:19
Ryan GriggsRyan Griggs
538415
538415
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I know this question is almost 1 year old, however, as it still comes up in searches i am going to provide an answer for the benefit of others who may see this.
Virtualmin developers (as well as other virtualmin users) suggest that one option is to disable spamassassin and clamav completely.
The alternative is to send/receive your mail through another hosting provider and utilise their spam and antivirus features.
I did this on my server (has 2GB ram). The difference in ram usages was an immediate 40% reduction in ram usage by disabling both (65% down to 25% RAM).
I havent decided yet on who i will to do my mail but i am thinking running it through a relay such as sendgrid or mailchimp to a different host.
I am no expert, this is just what i am doing for the time being.
answered 14 mins ago
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My question was how to disable clamav, not should I disable it. You didn't actually answer the question.
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I know this question is almost 1 year old, however, as it still comes up in searches i am going to provide an answer for the benefit of others who may see this.
Virtualmin developers (as well as other virtualmin users) suggest that one option is to disable spamassassin and clamav completely.
The alternative is to send/receive your mail through another hosting provider and utilise their spam and antivirus features.
I did this on my server (has 2GB ram). The difference in ram usages was an immediate 40% reduction in ram usage by disabling both (65% down to 25% RAM).
I havent decided yet on who i will to do my mail but i am thinking running it through a relay such as sendgrid or mailchimp to a different host.
I am no expert, this is just what i am doing for the time being.
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adamadam
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My question was how to disable clamav, not should I disable it. You didn't actually answer the question.
– Ryan Griggs
6 mins ago
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I know this question is almost 1 year old, however, as it still comes up in searches i am going to provide an answer for the benefit of others who may see this.
Virtualmin developers (as well as other virtualmin users) suggest that one option is to disable spamassassin and clamav completely.
The alternative is to send/receive your mail through another hosting provider and utilise their spam and antivirus features.
I did this on my server (has 2GB ram). The difference in ram usages was an immediate 40% reduction in ram usage by disabling both (65% down to 25% RAM).
I havent decided yet on who i will to do my mail but i am thinking running it through a relay such as sendgrid or mailchimp to a different host.
I am no expert, this is just what i am doing for the time being.
answered 14 mins ago
adamadam
213
My question was how to disable clamav, not should I disable it. You didn't actually answer the question.
– Ryan Griggs
6 mins ago
add a comment |
I know this question is almost 1 year old, however, as it still comes up in searches i am going to provide an answer for the benefit of others who may see this.
Virtualmin developers (as well as other virtualmin users) suggest that one option is to disable spamassassin and clamav completely.
The alternative is to send/receive your mail through another hosting provider and utilise their spam and antivirus features.
I did this on my server (has 2GB ram). The difference in ram usages was an immediate 40% reduction in ram usage by disabling both (65% down to 25% RAM).
I havent decided yet on who i will to do my mail but i am thinking running it through a relay such as sendgrid or mailchimp to a different host.
I am no expert, this is just what i am doing for the time being.
answered 14 mins ago
adamadam
213
I know this question is almost 1 year old, however, as it still comes up in searches i am going to provide an answer for the benefit of others who may see this.
Virtualmin developers (as well as other virtualmin users) suggest that one option is to disable spamassassin and clamav completely.
The alternative is to send/receive your mail through another hosting provider and utilise their spam and antivirus features.
I did this on my server (has 2GB ram). The difference in ram usages was an immediate 40% reduction in ram usage by disabling both (65% down to 25% RAM).
I havent decided yet on who i will to do my mail but i am thinking running it through a relay such as sendgrid or mailchimp to a different host.
I am no expert, this is just what i am doing for the time being.
answered 14 mins ago
adamadam
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answered 14 mins ago
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My question was how to disable clamav, not should I disable it. You didn't actually answer the question.
– Ryan Griggs
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My question was how to disable clamav, not should I disable it. You didn't actually answer the question.
– Ryan Griggs
6 mins ago
My question was how to disable clamav, not should I disable it. You didn't actually answer the question.
– Ryan Griggs
6 mins ago
My question was how to disable clamav, not should I disable it. You didn't actually answer the question.
– Ryan Griggs
6 mins ago
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