On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Don Werve wrote:
I'm the qmail-Nazi at work, slowly converting the systems at my company
from legacy Sendmail installations over to qmail, primarily for security
reasons -- Sendmail is, in some small ways, easier to administrate, but
I don't like the buffer-overflow-du-jour problems that it is riddled with.
We're using Courier to provide IMAP and POP3 services to our users from
their individual ~/Maildir directories. Only problem is, this setup
appears to work about 30% slower than our previous IMAP setup on an
ancient Pentium-II/350, running Linux and Cyrus IMAP (which is a PITA to
administrate compared to Courier, and doesn't natively support Maildirs).
Any pointers as to performance-enhancing tips? The system is a Sun
Enterprise 3000, with 6x138MHz CPUs and a nice little hardware SCSI
RAID-5, running Solaris 8.
How are you mounting the file systems on the Slowaris box? Try mounting
them asynch and without access time stamping (noatime).
http://ultra.litpixel.com:84/articles/ftat/frameset.html
Remember that Sun's stuff will never be as fast as Linux, just much more
expensive and have nicer boxes ;-).
--
Juha Saarinen
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