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I am running FreeBSD 4.10. I searched the mailling list for similar
problems and only found one mention of this, in May 2004, with no
resolution. Any ideas what I can look for?
Regards,
Rick Morris
ns is set at only 40.
I will be glad to try any other tests you suggest (gdb backtrace?). I am
very interested in the possibility of using dbmail on my production servers.
Best regards,
Rick Morris
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Your dbmail installation can't connect to the database. The log i
reSQL articles already, for PHP|Architect magazine)
As a note, it would be a nice thing if it did gracefully exit from a
situation like mine, as Paul Stevens mentioned.
Best Regards,
Rick Morris
Matthew T. O'Connor wrote:
Rick Morris wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thanks for responding. Unfortunatel
I used the method you describe, but with an additional tweak for
PostgreSQL:
1. No need to have a separate table to define virtualhosts; simply write
a view to extract the domain name component of the email aliases:
CREATE VIEW dbmail_virtualhosts AS
SELECT DISTINCT
split_part(dbmail_aliases.
crowd. We may not get as much press as
Linux, but there is a surprisingly large amount of "underground"
corporate use.
...and thanks again for DBMail ;-)
Regards,
Rick Morris
g/docs/8.1/interactive/ddl-partitioning.html).
The functionality is even more flexibly supported in 8.2, which is due
out any week
(http://developer.postgresql.org/pgdocs/postgres/release-8-2.html).
Regards,
Rick Morris
While in MySQL tablespace is a way to concatonate more harddisk room
to your dat
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Tom Allison wrote:
Does is make sense to add yet another index?
Since postgres performs better with than without, is that in question?
Verified with a couple production 2.0 installs, this does increase IMAP
performance.
I can't see a serious downside. Maybe
