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
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
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
Hi all,
My load is now less than 0.1 . Uninstalling Postfix and letting the RPM
script take care of it's directory permissions solved the problem. I
guess the only thing my fumbling can teach anyone is that Postfix+chroot
(Mandrake 9.0 does this by default) requires a bit more thought.
Chris
> alter table mailboxes add foreign key (owner_idnr) references
> users(user_idnr) on delete cascade;
> alter table messages add foreign key (mailbox_idnr) references
> mailboxes(mailbox_idnr) on delete cascade;
> alter table messageblks add foreign key (message_idnr) references
> messages(message_
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
hi!
is it possible without loosing user data/mails?
and how should it be accomplished.
i guess there exists no converter script for my old myisam tables to the
latest db layout using innodb.
any ideas?
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / yours sincerly
Michael Kummer (GF)
--
[M]ichael.[K]ummer.[I]ncor
hi again!
because I can't find any hint in the mysql docs about using master-master
replication I'd be very happy if you could explain it how you managed it.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / yours sincerly
Michael Kummer (GF)
--
[M]ichael.[K]ummer.[I]ncorporated
Lieferinger-Hauptstrasse 47 - A 5020 S
Hi everyone,
The indexes and foreign key statements below are great - just make sure
you run dbmail-maintanence -f first! You'll probably get plenty of
complaints about unconnected messages otherwise.
Chris
Richard Houston wrote:
All,
First off I love what the developers are doing with db
Im experimenting with horde+imp+turba webmail..
I find imp webmail interface great.
Im trying to have turba read dbmail aliases table with no succes
Can someone post a working turba sources.php for dbmail.
Thanks
Jacques/Montreal/Canada
Hi all,
My DBMail alias table has just recently gotten into a mess, with some
aliases appearing 3 times, all pointing to different users (for
instance, the username that I use has been removed and added three
times, explaining that). Has anyone else encountered this? If so, I
might build a to
hi Richard,
Thanks for the kind remarks!
I plan on making dbmail the center piece of a scalable mail hub that
will include other feature and am wondering what kind of large scale,
both number of users and message throughput per day, people have set up
and in production.
The largest mailsite
Michael Kummer wrote:
alter table mailboxes add foreign key (owner_idnr) references
users(user_idnr) on delete cascade;
alter table messages add foreign key (mailbox_idnr) references
mailboxes(mailbox_idnr) on delete cascade;
alter table messageblks add foreign key (message_idnr) references
messa
Michael Kummer wrote:
hi!
is it possible without loosing user data/mails?
and how should it be accomplished.
i guess there exists no converter script for my old myisam tables to the
latest db layout using innodb.
Converting from rc3 to 1.0+ can be done with the statements in the
attachment.
This has been discussed at length on the mailing list; see the archives
for pertinent arguments on both sides. In a nutshell: don't do it.
Aaron
On Sat, 5 Apr 2003, Michael Kummer wrote:
> hi again!
>
> because I can't find any hint in the mysql docs about using master-master
> replication I'd
Hi all,
I was wondering if there is a road map of where dbmail is and will be
going? Also is there a wish list out there and if so where do we send
our suggestions to?
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Thanks
Rich
I've noticed that in several places, there are redundant indexes created
on the same column. For example, in sql/mysql/create_tables_innoDB.mysql
you have this:
CREATE TABLE tmpmessage (
PRIMARY KEY (message_idnr),
KEY message_idnr (message_idnr),
UNIQUE message_idnr_2 (mess
Hi all,
Where might I find this patch? Does it address the deletion of folders
in Squirrelmail as well?
Thanks in advance.
Rich
On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 14:06, Robert L. Tom wrote:
> Tim,
>
> I posted the fix for squirrelmail
> not creating folders etc etc.
> I am using SM with dbmail + qmail.
>
Aaron Stone writes:
This has been discussed at length on the mailing list; see the archives
for pertinent arguments on both sides. In a nutshell: don't do it.
Aaron
most of the arguments were not sufficient to drive me away from the whole
idea, assuming will not bring a solution nor will i
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