ISP Lists wrote:
Related to my earlier post, how expensive is it - resource-wise - to
reload a tcp.smtp file of 100-1000 lines?
If I have processing that is updating tcp.smtp every 5-10 minutes and I
choose to reload the cdb from that tcp.smtp, is that a bad idea?
The "qmailctl cdb" command run
Szeki - Inc wrote:
If I upgrade vpopmail from an earlier version (say from the same
mainline eg from 5.4.10 to 5.4.13), than I have to recompile qmail - it
is using Bill Shupp's 0.8 patch - if it is using chkuser ? What other
programs is requiring recocmpilation if there is version change.
(co
If I upgrade
vpopmail from an earlier version (say from the same mainline eg from 5.4.10 to
5.4.13), than I have to recompile qmail - it is using Bill Shupp's 0.8 patch -
if it is using chkuser ? What other programs is requiring recocmpilation if
there is version change. (courier imap ? cour
Wouter van der Schagt wrote:
I think his question was more on if reloading has any effect on running
processes from qmail, rather than the reloading itself.
Our mailserver is pretty busy and we reload it regularly without any
problems. However we have less lines in the tcp.smtp file.
well, 10,00
I think his question was more on if reloading has any effect on running
processes from qmail, rather than the reloading itself.
Our mailserver is pretty busy and we reload it regularly without any
problems. However we have less lines in the tcp.smtp file.
- Original Message -
From: "Ste
ISP Lists wrote:
Related to my earlier post, how expensive is it - resource-wise - to
reload a tcp.smtp file of 100-1000 lines?
If it becomes expensive, you can use the SQL patch and do it with SQL.
There's no hit at all to adding or removing items in that case (may be
some with SQL, but I
Put 1000 or so lines of data in a file and see :)
You could probably write a script that would add say 192.168.1.1 through
192.168.4.255 and then run tcprules against it and see how long it
takes.
Charlie
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Tom Collins wrote:
I don't have any changes since releasing 5.4.13. It should be safe to
use 5.4.13 on production servers -- I've been using it on my server
since it was released and haven't experienced any problems. The new
vdelivermail code was originally released on March 20th, and hasn't
Related to my earlier post, how expensive is it - resource-wise - to
reload a tcp.smtp file of 100-1000 lines?
If I have processing that is updating tcp.smtp every 5-10 minutes and I
choose to reload the cdb from that tcp.smtp, is that a bad idea?
The "qmailctl cdb" command runs very fast for me
CHKUSER 2.0.8b on qmail 1.03 and vpopmail 5.4.10.
I LOVE that CHKUSER can single out the unknown recipients and block the
offending SMTP session - big traffic control helper! However, I've got
one domain that's really being hit hard by dictionary attacks. Some
attack traffic is a few hits from m
On Oct 26, 2005, at 1:02 PM, Steve Cole wrote:
Any word? Originally we were to have a stable version of the "new"
code for
vdelivermail, etc. a week ago.
I don't have any changes since releasing 5.4.13. It should be safe to
use 5.4.13 on production servers -- I've been using it on my serve
Any word? Originally we were to have a stable version of the "new" code for
vdelivermail, etc. a week ago.
--
Cheers,
Steve
Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
On Wednesday 26 October 2005 10:49 am, Miguel wrote:
My configure:
$ ./configure --enable-logging=p --enable-auth-module=mysql
--enable-mysql-limits --enable-domainquotas --enable-learn-passwords=y
is the domain quota a default flag?
no, but it's right there, you
On Wednesday 26 October 2005 10:49 am, Miguel wrote:
> Rick Macdougall wrote:
> > What options was vpopmail compiled with ? I'll bet you had domain
> > quota support.
>
> Excelente point, i forgot to tell you that im using mysql 4.1.7
> My configure:
> $ ./configure --enable-logging=p --enable-aut
Rick Macdougall wrote:
What options was vpopmail compiled with ? I'll bet you had domain
quota support.
Excelente point, i forgot to tell you that im using mysql 4.1.7
My configure:
$ ./configure --enable-logging=p --enable-auth-module=mysql
--enable-mysql-limits --enable-domainquotas --en
Miguel wrote:
Hi, im having some serius problems with out pop server, its netqmail +
vpopmail, at ramdom hours of the day vdeliver "eats" a lot of cpu,
making the delivers really slow, look at this:
top - 11:15:05 up 35 days, 17:01, 2 users, load average: 121.82,
121.93, 122.33
Tasks: 642
Hi, im having some serius problems with out pop server, its netqmail +
vpopmail, at ramdom hours of the day vdeliver "eats" a lot of cpu,
making the delivers really slow, look at this:
top - 11:15:05 up 35 days, 17:01, 2 users, load average: 121.82,
121.93, 122.33
Tasks: 642 total, 1 runn
Hi all,
This is the idea of a new kind of POP3/smtp proxy server that would prevent
domain
splitting.
The POP3/SMTP proxy should:
- learn which accounts are local, create their Maildirs automatically,
deliver the local messages locally, and send any mail for the accounts
not local to the MX0 m
Hi Tom and others.
reviewing my previous discussions on this list over this same issue, I saw
a guy that advised me to, instead of actually splitting the accounts
through the mail servers, I should create a cluster using NFS where
/var/vpopmail directory would be stored on the central server a
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