Perhaps you've got a bounce that cannot be delivered and is constantly
retrying... take a look at the live mail log and see if there's a
consistent failure to deliver.
Aaron
On Sat, 5 Apr 2003, Chris Nolan wrote:
> Cedric Veilleux wrote:
> Seemingly not! There have only been 13 messages added t
Cedric Veilleux wrote:
Seemingly not! There have only been 13 messages added to the database in
over 3 hours! Additionally, netstat shows no connections on port 25!
Chris
dbmail-smtp is the part inserting incoming messages in the database if Im not
mistaken. If you have a lot of dbmail-smtp i
dbmail-smtp is the part inserting incoming messages in the database if Im not
mistaken. If you have a lot of dbmail-smtp instances running, you must be
receiving a lot of mail.
You might want to find out what is all this incoming mail.. normal traffic?
spam? outlook viruses?
Le 4 Avril 2003
Hi,
I've set up DBMail with Postfix and the load averages are damned ugly,
as in 6.00 - 11.00 on an Athlon XP 1900+ with 256MB memory. The load
average drops to 0.34 when I stop Postfix though. I've noticed that
there are heaps of instances of dbmail-smtp running all the time and
thus think t
