Am Mittwoch 07 Juli 2010, 03:43:49 schrieb Gordon Messmer: > > $ ps aux | grep "/usr/bin/imapd /home/user" | wc -l > > 4095 > > I'm pretty sure that will include couriertls processes in your count.
I don't understand what you want to say with that. First: No, all processes I find are named "/usr/bin/imapd /home/user/mailbox/". When I specify the user's home or mailbox path inside the grep search string, I only get logged-in and (possibly) active imapd processes. Second: And if you're right, this does not change anything about my question. I configured a limit of 200 parallel IMAP connections. If this limit is counted independantly for SSL and non-SSL connections, there may be 400 connections. Let's recall: I counted 4095 processes. So if the courier limitation would be working, there must be more than 3500 couriertcpd processes. Why should this happen? (And to be clear: No, this is not the case. I think I know how to use grep and I only grepped for those identically looking imapd-processes running under this single user account.)
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