There are several issues with Xapian currently, the big one being that by 
default it is *only* used for fuzzy searches. Have you enabled 
search_fuzzy_always? If not, do so and repeat your test.

Cheers,
Sebastian
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On 11 Jan 2021, at 8:57, Gabriele Bulfon via Info wrote:

> Hi, I have a test machine running an updated 3.2.5 and a base imap content of 
> a lot of 200-300GB.
> It was all converted to new version through "reconstruct -V max".
>  
> I know configured xapian and added the "squatter -R" inside cyrus.conf.
> Before restarting I removed all old "squat" files from the imap folders.
> AFIK "squatter -R" will index only new content arriving, so I ran a full 
> "squatter -v" manually and waited for it to end indexing.
> I now have /sonicle/var/cyrus/search populated with indexing files, eg. my 
> account:
>
> sonicle@wwwclone:/sonicle/var/cyrus/search/domain/s/sonicle.com/g/user/gabriele.bulfon/xapian$
>  ls -l
> total 5096029
> -rw------- 1 sonicle sonicle      13904 Jan 10 18:25 cyrus.indexed.db
> -rw------- 1 sonicle sonicle          0 Jan 10 18:25 flintlock
> -rw------- 1 sonicle sonicle        137 Jan 10 18:25 iamglass
> -rw------- 1 sonicle sonicle 3037986816 Jan 10 18:25 position.glass
> -rw------- 1 sonicle sonicle 1207418880 Jan 10 18:25 postlist.glass
> -rw------- 1 sonicle sonicle  974020608 Jan 10 18:25 termlist.glass
>  
> I then tried using our own JavaMail based web app to do an intensive search 
> on my sent folder (28119 mails).
> The ajax application just uses IMAP (no client caching) to do the search, 
> delegated to the imap server.
> The result took ages to come, so the ajax request timed out without any 
> result.
>  
> If I do the same on the same application over our same imap content running 
> on 2.5.11 and squatter indexes, the result comes in few seconds, in time for 
> the ajax request to give me results.
>  
> How do I know if the new test 3.2.5 is actually using xapian indexing during 
> my search?
> How do I know what xapian actually indexed? I mean, did it index mail bodies?
> Should I expect xapian to be slower than basic squatter?

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