Dear all,
I'm running a RoundCube installation on a FreeBSD server here, and
it's fed by a *remote IMAP server. As recommended in the settings, I
set
$rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = true;
but despite this, accessing the mails is *dead slow. It takes at least
5 seconds to access any given
Oh erm, that's with Firefox 3.6.9 and Opera 10.61 on a Linux platform.
Well, I didn't really consider that this might have to do with the
browser really, as the pages all load fine. It's just that I have to
stare at the Loading... animation for so long.
Cheers,
Nico
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at
Any errors in the logs?
Not much. When I look at the file, I see entries such as
[13-Sep-2010 20:56:43 +0200]: DB Error: MDB2 Error: constraint
violation Query: _doQuery: [Error message: Could not execute
statement] [Last executed query: EXECUTE
Whoa, thanks guys for all this feedback!
Catching up...
1. What is the link speed of the slowest network connection between the
RC server and the IMAP server? What is the round trip packet time
between the two, i.e. ping, and how many hops, i.e. traceroute?
*snip*
Arne Berglund put forth on 9/14/2010 1:42 PM:
Well, something doesn't seem right, then. I've got 0.4-stable in
production now (apache on linux) connecting to a separate IMAP server
(dovecot on linux as well). Granted, both boxes are in the same rack and
on 1000BaseT ports on the same switch,
* How would I find out what the connection speed between the RC and
the IMAP server is?
* Caching doesn't seem to make a big difference. How to find out what
the bottleneck is?
* Any explanation on imapproxy? Never heard of it.
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Stan Hoeppner
You do realize that every mouse click on an item or folder in RC (or
almost every click) sends an IMAP login to the server, and a logout
after the command has completed, don't you?
Nope. :)
Given the fact your RC server is remote, I'm kinda shocked you don't
have imapproxy installed
Nico, do you have permission/authorization to connect this RC server to
the campus Exchange server? You are posting here with a gmail address
instead of your university address. This leads me to believe you are
not acting in an official capacity.
Furthermore, if you are not a member of the
Hi Stan,
I'm sorry that my not clarifying the background of this unsettled you somewhat.
I'm a PhD student at the University of Antwerp
http://win.ua.ac.be/content/staff and like many of my colleagues, I
was dissatisfied with the webmail interface that the ICT would
provide: It's old, it's
Kaz Kylheku put forth on 9/14/2010 5:35 PM:
One solution would be to set up a mail server in the CS department;
maybe the University IT would go for that, depending on the
rapport between them and the CS dept.
This is technically feasible.
Give this mailo server its own mail domain (MX
On Tue, 14 Sep 2010 18:51:35 -0500, Stan Hoeppner
s...@hardwarefreak.com wrote:
Kaz Kylheku put forth on 9/14/2010 5:35 PM:
One solution would be to set up a mail server in the CS department;
maybe the University IT would go for that, depending on the
rapport between them and the CS dept.
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