How can I enable the Rule2XSBody plugin to speed up anti-spam rules by compiling them into native code?

Install the required packages

Install the required packages and compile our rules into native code:

// AlmaLinux/RHEL/CloudLinux/RockyLinux/Centos
yum install gcc re2c make perl-ExtUtils-MakeMaker

// Debian / Ubuntu
apt-get install gcc re2c make

// run sa-compile to compile the rules into native code
/usr/bin/sa-compile

// AlmaLinux/RHEL/CloudLinux/RockyLinux/Centos users with SeLinux enabled must re-apply SELinux labels 
restorecon -R -v "/var/lib/spamassassin/compiled/"

Enable the Rule2XSBody plugin in Warden

Navigate to Warden -> Settings -> Plugin Settings and check the Rule2XSBody plugin and press the update button to save the page. After the plugin is enabled Warden will run a nightly task runing the sa-update and sa-compile commands.

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