> >>Should be fine, I'm running 4.8 p20. > Start upgrade to 4.9R, but this take some time...
Wouldn't have thought that would make any difference worth a try though. > >>Does the same happen without pop before smtp? > Yes, this doesn't change anything. > >>I presume your using mysql? If so what mysql client library are you > using? > Yes, MySQL. Original mysqlclient, v 3.23.55 Do you have the same problem with the 4.0.x mysqlclient? I'm currently on mysql-client-4.0.16 > >>What versions of gmake (gmake -v) are you using? > 3.80 Same. > >>What were the exact install procedures you did? > > Hmm. Nothing except standard procedure.... > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > Download sources > > Create new user dbmail:mail > > Run "build.sh" > Type path to mysql library... > Make done. > Don't install automatcally > > Copy dbmail-* to /usr/local/sbin > Copy man pages > > Create new user and database in mysql > Create tables > Add table for POP_BEFORE_SMTP > > Create dbmail.conf in /etc and make changes for my system > > Create dbm.sh in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ > > Run "dbm.sh start" > > That's all > --------------------------------------------------------------------- I build ours with the following (been doing this since the early 1.2 branch pre build.sh I think): >From the bash shell: export LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib/mysql ./configure --with-mysql gmake gmake install then create database tables, dbmail.conf and the start up scripts. I doubt that building it like this would make any difference, but again it might be worth a try. How many users do you have? And on average how often does each user check their email? (The same problem could be within our setup but since we're on low usage it might not be visible - although our dbmail setup has around a 4 - 6 week uptime, mainly imap though) S
