Quoting Mat Cantin :
On 12/14/2011 04:30 PM, Michael M Slusarz wrote:
You're not using imapproxy in IMP. Looks like your configuration
settings are incorrect.
I've set the imap port in the imp/config/backend.php to use port
1143, which is what the imapproxy service is running on. Is there
On 12/14/2011 04:30 PM, Michael M Slusarz wrote:
You're not using imapproxy in IMP. Looks like your configuration
settings are incorrect.
I've set the imap port in the imp/config/backend.php to use port 1143,
which is what the imapproxy service is running on. Is there something
else I need
Quoting Mat Cantin :
I've got the imapproxy installed and IMP configured to use it, but
I'm still seeing a LOGIN/LOGOUT lines in the logs and the dreaded 3
second wait for every new message being read. Is there some
configuration in IMP I might be missing to work with imapproxy?
You will
Quoting Joseph Brennan :
Michael M Slusarz wrote:
Quite frankly, Gmail is a bad benchmark/ideal to achieve. They have a
completely different design goal
They have a different design. The way to really speed up is to cut out
the IMAP client-server stuff completely. Webmail should just be a
I've got the imapproxy installed and IMP configured to use it, but I'm
still seeing a LOGIN/LOGOUT lines in the logs and the dreaded 3 second
wait for every new message being read. Is there some configuration in
IMP I might be missing to work with imapproxy?
Mat
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Michael M Slusarz wrote:
Quite frankly, Gmail is a bad benchmark/ideal to achieve. They have a
completely different design goal
They have a different design. The way to really speed up is to cut out
the IMAP client-server stuff completely. Webmail should just be a web
interface to the mail
Quoting Mat Cantin :
The Horde imp/docs/PERFORMANCE links to www.imapproxy.org, but
imapproxy.org FAQ [ http://imapproxy.org/faq.html#aaf] says that it
isn't the Horde Imap Proxy and point to
http://www.horde.org/imapproxy, which doesn't exist.
That FAQ entry is old. We haven't maintaine
The Horde imp/docs/PERFORMANCE links to www.imapproxy.org, but
imapproxy.org FAQ [ http://imapproxy.org/faq.html#aaf] says that it
isn't the Horde Imap Proxy and point to http://www.horde.org/imapproxy,
which doesn't exist.
What's the deal?
Mat
On 12/14/2011 12:16 PM, Mat Cantin wrote:
Soun
Quoting Gunnar Wrobel :
Michael M Slusarz schrieb:
Quoting Mat Cantin :
Greetings,
I currently have Horde4 groupmail installed and operational on
Lighttpd with the Dovecot IMAP backend for email and authentication.
I've been working on trying to improve IMP's performance when
loadin
Sound like imapproxy is what I'm looking for. The 3 seconds come from
having to establish a new connection everytime a message is checked.
Funny the solution was right under my nose. Thanks!
Would it make sense to incorporate imapproxy right into the IMP
install? Seems like something a lot
Quoting Mat Cantin :
Greetings,
I currently have Horde4 groupmail installed and operational on
Lighttpd with the Dovecot IMAP backend for email and authentication.
I've been working on trying to improve IMP's performance when
loading new messages that have not yet been viewed and cached.
Greetings,
I currently have Horde4 groupmail installed and operational on
Lighttpd with the Dovecot IMAP backend for email and authentication.
I've been working on trying to improve IMP's performance when loading
new messages that have not yet been viewed and cached. I've been able
to get
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