Hello,

  Take comfort in the fact that you're not alone ... but I don't
have a solution for you.  This is exactly what we're seeing after
having upgraded to debian unstable (is unstable now sarge?).  I
alluded to this briefly in a reply the other day - I think the
problem has to either be in the linux kernel or the postgres libs,
not dbmail itsself, but maybe would be possible to work around
it if it could be nailed down.  We've not had much time to look
into it, just have enough pop3 front ends that we can put it off
for a while.  It has persisted through a few kernel updates (and
tried smp kernel, same effects), and at least one postgres lib
update also...



---- Original Message ----
From: Bret Baptist <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Dbmail] 100% cpu usage with dbmail-pop3d
Sent: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 12:24:21 -0500

> I recently switched over to a separate dbmail front end server and database 
> server.   When I set the new front end server up I used debian sarge.  Since 
> that time I have been having huge problems with load being caused by 
> dbmail-pop3d.  It appears to attempt to use all the available cpu while 
> transferring messages to the client.   I had never seen this before when 
> running the front end and database on the same server.
> 
> Does anyone have any clues?  This is where the logs are at when it is taking 
> 100% cpu:
> Oct  6 12:02:52 destiny dbmail/pop3d[20773]: pop3():RETR command, retrieving 
> message
> Oct  6 12:02:52 destiny dbmail/pop3d[20773]: pop3(): RETR command, selecting 
> message
> Oct  6 12:02:52 destiny dbmail/pop3d[20773]: db_send_message_lines(): request 
> for [-2] lines
> Oct  6 12:02:52 destiny dbmail/pop3d[20773]: db_send_message_lines(): 
> executing query [SELECT * FROM messageblks WHERE message_idnr=2458388 ORDER 
> BY messageblk_idnr ASC]
> Oct  6 12:02:52 destiny dbmail/pop3d[20773]: db_query(): executing [SELECT * 
> FROM messageblks WHERE message_idnr=2458388 ORDER BY messageblk_idnr ASC]
> Oct  6 12:02:52 destiny dbmail/pop3d[20773]: db_send_message_lines(): sending 
> [-2] lines from message [2458388]
> Oct  6 12:02:52 destiny dbmail/pop3d[20773]: db_send_message_lines(): getting 
> nextblock [1]
> 
> I am running the latest CVS version available, and still seeing this issue.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Bret Baptist
> Systems and Technical Support Specialist
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Internet Exposure, Inc.
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>  
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