I had this problem when I had installed it too.  It was working really
well from installation until one weekend, the weekend before it went
into production (wouldn't you know it).

As any good systems engineer would do, before the server went onto the
Internet, I installed a firewall.  Hmmm, could they be related?

If you have a firewall, PLEASE be sure you allow existing and related
connections.  In my case, by adding that rule, the response went from
~30 secs to send a tiny email to immediate.


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Matthew
T. Blackmon
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 1:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [courier-users] What are the shutdown and wakeup timestamps in
the log file?

So I have my 0.42.2 box up-and-running. But, I'm having some issues with
system performance.
 
In my initial testing, I was able to pump through a 100KB email on SMTP
in a
second. That was much better than the 15-20 seconds that my previous
mailserver was putting through. Excellent. So, I complete the upgrade,
troubleshoot about 10 more issues that come down the pipeline, but now,
performance is simply atrocious, up and down (so it seems).
 
In a search through the literature, I come across a piece about ESMTP
timeouts. I go through the troubleshooting steps and determine that one
of
my internal DNS servers is failing on recursive lookups. OK, I don't
have
time to deal with that at the moment, so I pull the defective DNS server
out
of resolvers, and restart the services. Here's a log trace from me
sending a
27K file to the server...

Between the client and server in this transaction is a 10Mbit connection
with approx 2% RMS usage during the time in question.
 
Nov  4 02:39:02 debian30r1-3 courieresmtpd:
started,ip=[::ffff:68.101.xx.xxx]
Nov  4 02:39:48 debian30r1-3 courierd:
newmsg,id=0001E95E.3FA7579B.000001DD:
dns; wintermute (wsip-68-101-xx-xxx.dc.dc.cox.net
[::ffff:68.101.xx.xxx])
Nov  4 02:39:48 debian30r1-3 courierd:
started,id=0001E95E.3FA7579B.000001DD,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,module
=esm
tp,host=somedomain.com,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Nov  4 02:39:48 debian30r1-3 courierd: Waiting.  shutdown time=none,
wakeup
time=none, queuedelivering=1, inprogress=1
Nov  4 02:39:50 debian30r1-3 courieresmtp:
id=0001E95E.3FA7579B.000001DD,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<matthew.
blac
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: 250 2.6.0
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Queued
mail
for delivery
Nov  4 02:39:50 debian30r1-3 courieresmtp:
id=0001E95E.3FA7579B.000001DD,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<matthew.
blac
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,size=34471,success: delivered: smtp.somedomain.com
[57.80.xx.xxx]
Nov  4 02:39:50 debian30r1-3 courieresmtp:
id=0001E95E.3FA7579B.000001DD,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<matthew.
blac
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,size=34471,status: success
Nov  4 02:39:50 debian30r1-3 courierd:
completed,id=0001E95E.3FA7579B.000001DD
Nov  4 02:39:50 debian30r1-3 courierd: Waiting.  shutdown time=Tue Nov
4
03:34:44 2003, wakeup time=Tue Nov  4 03:34:44 2003, queuedelivering=0,
inprogress=0

My first question is does anyone have any additional ideas on
troubleshooting the ESMTP response on this? As mentioned, when I first
tested it, it was great!  Secondly, I note in the log this:

Nov  4 02:39:50 debian30r1-3 courierd: Waiting.  shutdown time=Tue Nov
4
03:34:44 2003, wakeup time=Tue Nov  4 03:34:44 2003

Am I reading this correctly? What are the shutdown time and wakeup times
representing, and might this have something to do with my performance
issues?

Kind regards,
Matthew

PS - did anyone receive the Debian upgrading to 42.2 guide I sent
earlier?
It was during the switchover from my old server, and I was torturing the
new
mailserver.



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