--J�r�me Bolliet wrote on 09.01.2003 12:53 +0100: > I have applied this patch to the 1.6.2 and the load-average is now OK.
Just wondering, how much above (or below) the qmail-pop3d ? And what about the 700MB unused free ram, cant you turn this into nfs/disk-caching buffers somehow ? > Now, i don't understand why this is not the default method. > To be RFC Compliant is ok, to be efficient is better i think. The former is a requirement, at least if you use samware ;) > Because having a problem with 100 connection with a dual processor server and > two network filer F760 as storage system is not acceptable. The problem has been already mentioned on this list, pop3d cant be used for anything with more than a few mailboxes and Sam recommends using imapd in such cases. Maybe this makes it into a configure-time option some day, but non-rfc-conformant hacks usually take some time. > Do you know if there is the same problem with imap server ? No. imapd uses stat() to get the filesize. You will have other problems because most clients open up too many concurrent connections, stay connected for some time and will never delete old mail. Set maxperip to 6..8, maxdaemons to >1024 and watch your network-buffers. Roland ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.NET email is sponsored by: SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld = Something 2 See! http://www.vasoftware.com _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
