Timo,
Just out of curiosity, how are incoming connections routed to login
processes when run with:
service imap-login { service_count = 0 }
I've been playing with this on our test director, and the process connection
counts look somewhat unbalanced. I'm wondering if there are any performance
issues with having a single process handle so many connections. It seems
fine (system load is actually lower than with service_count = 1), but I
thought I'd ask.
/usr/sbin/dovecot
\_ dovecot/imap-login
\_ dovecot/imap-login [1 connections (1 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login
\_ dovecot/imap-login [5 connections (5 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [1 connections (1 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [4 connections (4 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [1 connections (1 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [1 connections (1 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [315 connections (315 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [63 connections (63 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [12 connections (12 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login
\_ dovecot/imap-login [10 connections (10 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [2 connections (2 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [370 connections (370 TLS)]
\_ dovecot/imap-login [24 connections (24 TLS)]
-Brad
