On Mon, 2010-11-08 at 19:07 +0000, Timo Sirainen wrote: > I'm currently seeing in my test machine where imaptest is runnng > something like:
Well, that was stupid. Looks like I suck at Perl and couldn't write an actually working script. I was looking at the low user/sys CPU usages, but since they looked ok for some processes, I just thought that Dovecot is so awesomely fast elsewhere too :) So the problem was that it reported only the first process's values, which worked well for long running processes but not for short lived processes.. Attached a new script. Here's another output of what I get myself: type real user sys reclaims faults swaps bin bout signals volcs involcs count master 1252.14 0.58 2.70 138271 0 0 0 16 0 30101 69 1 anvil 1252.13 0.27 0.23 336 0 0 0 0 0 16739 6 1 imap 21566.3 2166.63 2718.56 17362595 124 0 14088 6512656 0 212187 771221 9224 imap-lo 2271.96 4332.52 3043.32 5730026 3 0 328 0 0 59963 187152 9220 auth 3585.92 3.52 2.58 1729 54 0 5904 0 0 145214 244 2 log 1252.84 0.86 1.12 347 0 0 8 4560 0 47245 27 1 config 3590.06 36.98 1.89 2739 366 0 20872 0 0 103559 2052 2 lmtp 604.16 2.16 1.04 2749 11 0 2328 264 0 235 42 4 Most of this data is for running "rm -rf mdbox;imaptest secs=2" in a loop and looks like imap-login was with service_count=1.
logparse.pl
Description: Perl program
