Eric,

How would I set my page file to 3X Ram?

Thanks,

Denise


On 3/23/2003 8:48 PM, "Eric Shanbrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
mumbled:

> Set your page file to 3X Ram and see if that does anything. I doubt it is
> set to that if you used the default setup
> 
> Eric S
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Wolf Tombe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 6:31 PM
> Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Slow Web Messaging - Corrupt MBX Files?
> 
> 
>> Dave,
>> 
>> You are not alone.  Although the slowness I'm experiencing in Webmail is
> not as
>> acute as the one you are experiencing I too am having a similar problem.
> I had
>> been running an eval version of iMail 7.13 and Webmail just screamed.
> Then, I
>> made the leap and bought iMail.  Before installing the "real version" I
> went ahead
>> and rebuilt the server so it is a clean install of the OS with all the
> latest
>> service patches and no "dead wood" from any previous applications.  I
> installed
>> iMail 7.14 and Webmail and now find that Webmail takes significantly
> longer to
>> login to and access an inbox (even an empty one) and also takes
> significantly
>> longer to open any message in a folder.  I don't know what the problem
> might be as
>> this is a high powered server with a lot of RAM and iMail is the only
> thing
>> running on the box at present.
>> 
>> I'm cutting my customer base over to iMail this weekend.  Fortunately,
> most of my
>> users don't use Webmail.  Still it is distressing to see how slow it is
> when the
>> eval version was so fast!
>> 
>> Wolf
>> 
>> Dave Parfrey wrote:
>> 
>>> Scott,
>>> 
>>> The mailbox was 50MB. After we finished recreating the mailbox, we
> deleted
>>> the new index and then opened it. IMail recreated the index in a second
> or
>>> so. I've also seen Imail index a dozen or so mailboxes within a couple
> of
>>> seconds (on the old, slow machine.) We are sometimes able to fix speed
>>> issues by deleting all the indexes for a user and letting IMail recreate
> them.
>>> 
>>> There's something definitely wrong with that mailbox. Recreating the
> index
>>> doesn't solve the speed problems, going to each page of messages causes
>>> another 5 minute wait.
>>> 
>>> As long as I've been (mostly) lurking on this list, I've never seen
> anyone
>>> mention a utility to fix or recreate a mailbox. Does one exist?
>>> 
>>> Thanks - Dave
>>> 
>>> At 03:49 PM 3/21/2003, you wrote:
>>> 
>>>>> Since we're going to be moving to a beefier server soon (we're adding
>>>>> another several thousand users), I have a brand new, currently unused,
>>>>> server to play with. I created a test domain and user, and dumped the
>>>>> main.mbx file into it. It took about 5 minutes to display the first
> page
>>>>> of messages! There were 200 messages in the mailbox, and it's an
> unused
>>>>> dual-proc 2.5 gHz Xeon server. During this time, the CPU's were
> "pegged"
>>>>> at 50%. Obviously, something's wrong.
>>>> 
>>>> Actually, it may be that nothing is wrong.
>>>> 
>>>> You took a mailbox with 200 messages (1MB? 20MB?), and IMail needed to
>>>> index it, since you didn't copy the index file over.  5 minutes does
> seem
>>>> excessive, though.
>>>> 
>>>>> I then created a new mailbox, copied the messages over (with Web
>>>>> Messaging), deleted the old file, and renamed the new file back to
>>>>> main.mbx. This time, the message display was instantaneous.
>>>> 
>>>> That's because copying over the new files, IMail automatically updated
> the
>>>> index.
>>>> 
>>>>> Does anyone know what's happening? Is there a utility available to fix
>>>>> problem mailboxes? We've occasionally had weird problems with
> mailboxes
>>>>> in the past, but nothing like this.
>>>> 
>>>> Most likely, the problem is simply the index creation (which may take
>>>> longer when dealing with a .mbx file with no index, since IMail has to
>>>> assume something is wrong if the index file isn't there).
>>>> 
>>>>                                                    -Scott
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