Robin, And to all involved in this conversation.. I've been following it the last few days. I also have experienced the same problem... I am currently running: SquirrelMail 1.2 with Bincimap and all is well supporting around 40,000 customers.
However, when I try to upgrade to SquirrelMail 1.4 it BOOOOOOooogggggggs down, to the point that it's unusable, and as a result I've been unable to upgrade to 1.4... so I'm now begining to look at courier-IMAP since it does work with that... but I'd like to stay with binc if possible... ~ Matt On Mon, 2003-08-04 at 19:36, Robin Bowes wrote: > > > > So, squirrelmail is doing a "LIST" for every folder I'm subscribed to. > > That's 198 folders! > > > > Next step is to find why it's doing this with bincimpa but worked OK with > > courier-imap. > > To make this more clear, I've found that squirrelmail does the following > when I login: > > LOGIN > LSUB "INBOX/" "*" > LIST command for every subscribed folder > LSUB "INBOX/" "*" > LIST command for every subscribed folder (2) > LSUB "INBOX/" "*" > LIST command for every subscribed folder (3) > LSUB "INBOX/" "*" > [Retrieves headers for messages in INBOX (INBOX folder is displayed by > default)] > LSUB "INBOX/" "*" > LIST command for every subscribed folder (again) > > And that's before I start using mail at all!! > > Something's wrong here. Is this a configuration issue, or is Squirrelmail > severely broken?? 5 LSUBs and 4 LISTs of every subscribed folder seems a > little excessive. > > I must say, this worked acceptably fast with courier-imap as the backend. Is > it a capability issue? For example, does courier support some sort of > functionality which binc either does not, or does not advertise, causing > squirrelmail to assume lowest common denominator and use individual LIST > commands instead of something else? > > FYI, The full log file is here: > > http://robinbowes.com/misc/sm_binc_login.log > > Any suggestions where to look to fix this? > > R. > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.506 / Virus Database: 303 - Release Date: 01/08/2003 -- Matt Hoppes ChiliTech Internet Solutions Network Operations Center (570) 323-2166 x 126 http://www.chilitech.net
