On Dec 9, 2010, at 10:41 AM, Timo Sirainen wrote: > On 9.12.2010, at 9.13, Cor Bosman wrote: > >> If you want to have a quick look already, im mailing you the locations of 2 >> files, 1 with service_count=0 and one with service_count=1. > > I see that about half the commands that do hundreds or thousands of volcses > are IDLE. Wonder if that is the problem. But there are others .. I see for > example that one "LOGOUT" command takes 2000 volcses, which I doubt is true. > More likely it's counting something that happened before the LOGOUT, like > probably doing a mailbox synchronization. Attached a new version of the patch > that also logs volcs for syncs. > > Also STATUS and SELECT seem to have high volcses, which do a mailbox sync.. > Hmm. So if it is about mailbox sync, where in the sync then is it slow? Added > more debugging for this in the attached patch.
Ok, i'll apply this patch to both running servers doing logging. >> Something in dovecot does :) If a user without a maildir logs in for the >> first time, the dir is created. > > Probably would be good to find out what exactly, in case that's caused by > some security hole :) > Sorry, my mistake. It's not dovecot, it's our LDA (not dovecot) thats making the dir (which means we now get an error if a user logs in and they have never had email.. but that never happens since we mail them on signup..interesting little problem :) Cor
