Thanks all for kind answers
Actually I now that the problem IS Lotus Domino Server, Lotus Domino is
ALWAYS a problem (I am working on it since 6 years ago)
Outlook express client configured with that imap server took about 5
minutes to syncronize folders (same as squirrelmail)
I know it is impossible to ask IBM for anything.
But the point is another: I don't understand why squirrelmail should
retrieve all the messages in a folder before presenting 15 of them !
could it be a configuration issue ?
Andrea Lanza
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>>>>> Hi, I am really new to squirrelmail.
>>>>> I installed Squirrelmail 1.4.3a on a SUSE Linux 8.1, Apache 2.045,
>>>>> php 4.3.7, talking via IMAP protocol to my Lotus Domino Server
>>>>> 5.012,
>>>>> located on another server in the same LAN (100 Mbps switched) Lotus
>>>>> Domino DOES NOT support SORT extension (it is always frustrating to
>>>>> work with Lotus Domino...)
>>>>>
>>>>> My mailbox contains about 2,000 messages in the Inbox, and has
>>>>> several other folders.
>>>
>>> I've got around 10k messages in some of my mailboxes. What is the
>>> setup of your mail server? (mail storage format, filesystem types, etc)
>>>
>>> I'm using Maildir with qmail on reiserfs and it takes about 5-10
>>> seconds to pull up my qmail mailing list folder, which has 9800
>>> messages
>>> in it. That's not unreasonable for a webmail client, in my opinion.
>>>
>>>
>>> I think your problem is not squirrelmail, it's elsewhere.
>>>
>>
>> i have a couple a folders over 10k messages too, but when SM opens it
>> the
>> bincimap processes jumps to 100% cpu usage. that doesn't happen when
>> thunderbird tries to open it.
>>
>> (without sorting because bincimap doesn't support it neither)
>
> ThunderBird does sorting on your own workstation. SquirrelMail does
> sorting on webserver or on imap server.
>
> http://www.courier-mta.org/mbox-vs-maildir/
>
> It is possible that some mailbox formats used by uw or bincimap are
> faster, but i think they are not default ones.
bincimap uses only maildir ;)
without server sorting i guess sorting might be done by php, but is the
imap server which eats the whole CPU for a while.
> Test 1.5.1cvs, get decent IMAP server or make sure that you are not using
> client side filters. You can have Maildir based boxes in postfix or
> sendmail installs. I think, only one configuration file has to be
> modified.
how stable is SM-1.5-CVS currently?
are there *really* no weakly optimized parts on SM(1.4)'s mail retriving
which can cause special overhead?
ok.... i'll go and blame bincimap people ;)
> As for Lotus Domino IMAP - it does not hurt to ask IBM about SORT
> extension in Lotus Domino IMAP. You have paid for more than just nice
> boxes. If IBM haven't implemented this feature in their current product
> versions, they might consider implementing it in 7.x or they might
provide
> some tips about optimizing your imap server.
bincimap plan to add SORT and threading on their next version (1.3)
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> Tomas
Alejandro
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