With the following service entry on a traditional murder frontend
(v2.3.10):
mupdate cmd="/usr/local/cyrus/bin/mupdate" listen="3905" prefork=1
I notice that 2 mupdate processes are spawned at startup:
Nov 21 14:43:43 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6935]: successful mupdate connection to
cyrus-mm.onid.oregonstate.edu
Nov 21 14:43:43 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6935]: unready for connections
Nov 21 14:43:43 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6935]: synchronizing mailbox list with master
mupdate server
Nov 21 14:43:43 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6931]: successful mupdate connection to
cyrus-mm.onid.oregonstate.edu
Nov 21 14:43:43 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6931]: unready for connections
Nov 21 14:43:43 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6931]: synchronizing mailbox list with master
mupdate server
Nov 21 14:43:48 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6935]: mailbox list synchronization complete
Nov 21 14:43:52 cyrus-fe3 mupdate[6931]: mailbox list synchronization complete
And those 2 mupdate processes remain running.
If I set prefork=0, then no mupdate processes are ever spawned, as far as
I can tell.
On my old v2.2.13 murder frontends, prefork=1 only causes 1 mupdate
process to be spawned.
Is this a bug? Should I be concerned that 2 mupdate slaves are running?
Thanks,
Andy
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