Mailserver is too uneven process to compare it if it's faster 32bit vs
64bit. But for me, extra feature was to be able to manage mailbox quotas
beyond 2048MB (limitation of qmailadmin and 32bit).
bb. wrote:
So,
Can you give an example please? Like: while your 32
bit server processes
Thanks A M,
I am about to update and testing new 64 bit but got
this error while connecting via Thunderbird and also
Outlook Express that i think it is because of 64
version, but also i could connect via Nokia S60 series
telephone and send email and could get it in other
account.
Thunderbird
bb. wrote:
Thanks A M,
I am about to update and testing new 64 bit but got
this error while connecting via Thunderbird and also
Outlook Express that i think it is because of 64
version, but also i could connect via Nokia S60 series
telephone and send email and could get it in other
account.
It happened while the server is NOT loaded so it must
be ok as default (If not, let the developers please
correct)
I have not seen any error on 32 bit before while using
for ~2 years.
Maybe 64 bit is not tested much? I beleive it would be
feelable faster and want to use it (In future)
My
I am using Qmailtoaster on CentOS 4.4 64bit for production for 6 months
already without problem.
the problem you said before (I think) is specific only to CentOS 5.0
64bit only
bb. wrote:
It happened while the server is NOT loaded so it must
be ok as default (If not, let the developers please
We have it running on several OpenSuSE 10.2 64bit machines for a while. Before we had used it on SuSE 10.0 and OSS 10.1 machines each 64bit without any problems.
Did you increase the softlimits for all services which have softlimit defined
as sugested before? This is the only issue I have had
Hi,
2007/10/2, bb. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks A M,
I am about to update and testing new 64 bit but got
this error while connecting via Thunderbird and also
Outlook Express that i think it is because of 64
version, but also i could connect via Nokia S60 series
telephone and send email and
So,
Can you give an example please? Like: while your 32
bit server processes thosands of emails an hour and
the queue was long, after 64 bit install it was
faster, is it so?
By the way, CentOS 5.0 wiki still says add domainkeys
but at somewhere else do not run domainkeys until a
fix would be,
Hi,
I'm currently running most of my systems in 64bits (mainly AMD now...)
Only troubles so far minor misc libraries in some web related apps that some
of my customers try run on it and some times they don't work... qmail is as
steady as rock and everything else is just running fine.
I've also
In response to the question about 64-bit Linux versions stability...
I have been running Qmail-Toaster (no plus, not ISO) on Fedora Core 5
for more than a year. The problems I have encountered have been
primarily operator error and poor configuration choices (in other words,
my own damned
Thank you, you spent long to answer.
I used 32 and 64bits, yes if on 64bit OS the
application is not for 64 that (Maybe) makes problem.
But the 64 system seems to stable too.
I wonder if it is faster or not; difference like
single / duo CPUs. It maybe some difficult to see on a
mail server,
Hi,
I think, if OS and application are both 64bit, they
would run feelable faster but...
Is there any experienced person and is 64bit
problemless choice?
Thanks to God and good programmers...
--- Jake Vickers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
bb. wrote:
Yes Jake Helper,
I am still trying on
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