Re: [Dbmail] DBmail v1.1 takes 90% CPU - SOLUTION

[Blake]

If you only use heap tables, you are just putting your messages into 
RAM, the are never written to the hard drive! Are you keeping a copy of 
the messages elsewhere just in case the machine or database 
dies/restarts? In addition, heap tables prior to MySQL 4.1 have indexing 
deficiencies, which can make them slower in certain situations.

Jan Pavlík wrote:
Hi,
last week I had problem with imap and pop3 servers -> my solution was 
upgrade to mysql 4.0.12 - without innodb, without isam, myisam and 
heap only... try it, if someone with the same problem.
 
Bye