tabris wrote: > Paul J Stevens wrote: > >> How do you 'count' connections? lsof, netstat, ps?? >> >> > > /var/run/dbmail-imapd.state, and I only count ones that are logged into > a user. > > This was done because this did in fact become an actual problem (all > [300] slots used) wherein users could not login and would complain > "email is broken". > > >> What are the relevant settings in dbmail.conf look like? >> >> > > NCHILDREN = 5 > > MAXCHILDREN = 300 > > MINSPARECHILDREN = 5 > > MAXSPARECHILDREN = 10 > > MAXCONNECTS = 2 > > > >> What version of dbmail are you using? >> >> > > * OK dbmail imap (protocol version 4r1) server 2.2.13 ready to run > > > >> Have you tried tweaking TIMEOUT in dbmail.conf? >> >> > # > # Idle time allowed before a connection is shut off. > # > TIMEOUT = 300 > and yes, this is the value under both [DBMAIL] and [IMAP] > > Any new thoughts?
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