Oh, sorry i said index but i mean all files that dovecot create in initial login.
We are trying to make user use horde mail, we are using for webmail here. But the first login took about 5 mins. I will look up for the most fields in horde login to make the initial cache. I am using squat, it seens fair enough, is MUCH better or old searchs. But would you have a better choise ? Thanks! Another question, about quota now, some people said dict quota wasn't working very well in dovecot version 1. What do you thinsk is best quota dict or maildir quota ? We are using maldir for now on.. And the mails are storaged in a shared storage with ocfs2 file system. Thansk again. []'sf.rique On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 5:07 PM, Timo Sirainen <t...@iki.fi> wrote: > On 4.10.2010, at 20.58, Henrique Fernandes wrote: > > > First is, is there any command to rebuild index files in dovecot ? > > There's a command that is intended to fix index files: doveadm force-rsync. > But if your idea was to optimize the initial access it won't help. That's > because the main benefits come from the cached fields in dovecot.index.cache > file. But it depends on the client what fields it wants cached. You could of > course guess some common fields and pre-cache those, like maybe: > > doveadm fetch -A 'imap.envelope imap.bodystructure size.virtual > date.received' '*' > /dev/null > > > And i need to force a initial squat build, need comand for it also. > > doveadm search -A body asdf > > BTW. Have you tried how well Squat works? I'm not happy with its indexing > speed. > > > It is > > about 5 thousands accounts. Its prefere have this built in dovecot than > run > > a script that log in every sing account to make dovecot index the files, > and > > after it make a small search to make initial squat also. > > That's basically what the above commands do, although with less scripting.
