Hello, not directly qmail-related, but as a posting to the german mailserver group did not end in an answer, I will try it here: - am I right that while a imap-connection exists, one or two instances of the imapd are staying in memory, - one instance of imapd on my RH5.2 takes about 1,5MB of memory, of which ca. 750kB are shared, - so if I wanted to run a system with a maximum of 50 clients connected, memory consumption will be approx. 2x0.75x50 = 75MB and therefore - it would be reasonable to install at least 96MB of RAM to warrant reaction time is OK for the clients. - I'd guess I/O is important too especially if the users have a whole bunch of big mailboxes - Now what about CPU power? Is this important? Maybe someone would be so kind to assure, comment or deny my assumptions. Thank you Mirko -- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] surfto:http://sites.inka.de/picard -- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] surfto:http://sites.inka.de/picard
