Len,
     I have tried all what you said (disk allocation and defragging, stale file removal, etc..)
but the cpu usage on my server is still hogged cause of the huge number of domains as I said before.
Can you suggest a solution for my server, taking in mind that the number of domains still and will go increasing?
 
Any other suggestions are welcomed.
 
Thanks in advance
 
Waheed Malek
 
Len Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>- My company has decided to offer the clients the ability to create their
>own domains. These domains are not real domains, but subdomains from our
>real domains.
>Example: we have the domain mycommail.com, and I give them the ability to
>create the domain xyz.mycommail.com, and then create their email accounts
>on this domain, for example :
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>- This offer has increased the number of domains on my mail server with
>about 6000 domains in 15 days.

you very probably have shot yourself in the foot, as I expect the increased
disk space for 6000 directories and traffic will push your hardware past
comfort, unless you follow the most rigorous tuning and maintenance (disk
allocation and defragging, stale file removal, etc)

>- In this offer also we offer the mailbox for 50 MB, and attchment size 3 MB.
>- I have found today that some users has reached their maximum mail box
>size in this short period.

webmail mailbox files

>What I have Done:
>- I have deleted all the email accounts that have mail box size greater
>than 20 MB
>- I have defragted my hard drive.

you don't defrag a hard drive, you defrag partitions. the partitions that
most need defragging: imail queue directory, all the mailbox storage.

you also need to remove stale files from the imail queue dir.

all of these points have been covered here repeatedly since you have been
this list.

Len

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