Hi everyone,
I would like to know when that's become usefull to use prefork (for imap)
and how much you set the prefork (vs nb of users).
Regards
JAS
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Hi everyone.
I got a small issue for killing imapd when I want to restart the server.
>From time to time when I reboot the server the imapd daemon just don't want
to die so the reboot just wait indefinitly. I've to poweroff the server.
I'm running FreeBSD 11.1
Anyone have this problem ?
On 25/06/2018 14:39, Albert Shih wrote:
Hi everyone,
I would like to know when that's become usefull to use prefork (for imap)
and how much you set the prefork (vs nb of users).
We have prefork=0 set on all Cyrus services for many years now.
Eric.
Cyrus Home Page:
We have a handful with "prefork=1 maxchild=1" (one for each service
type) listening on separate ports that can be connected for debugging.
The advantage here being that the process is already waiting for you to
connect a debugger before using it.
But yeah, otherwise we have prefork=0 at FastMail
Hi,
I have the following sieve script:
require ["vacation"];
# rule:[Ferias]
if true
{
vacation :addresses ["mail address domain 1","mail address
domain 2"] :subject "Out of the office" :from "mail address domain 1" text:
Some text
.
;
}
This was generated by roundcube. I'm using
Found the solution to the problem, just changed the SMTP provider (the
relay, just for the <> address).
This was working with one of the mail addresses because I was sending
using a return address from "domain 2", it didn't need to use an
external relay to send the mail.
My external relay
