This is probably worth talking about now, since we are working
on the mysql module for the next several weeks. Using Matt's
read/update patch as a starting point the mysql functions
are broken up into read-only queries and update queries
with separate definitions in vmysql.h for two mysql login
c
In a previous message, Ben Beuchler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>You need a coopy of the /var/qmail/users/cdb file from the mail server
>on the linux box. It uses that file to figure out which directory to
>look in for the vpasswd.cdb file. If it can't find the users/cdb file,
>it uses garbage fo
Hi Ken,
I in no way meant any bad feelings towards you. As I mentioned, I only
came into this late in the game, so I only know what I see and hear, and
from what people were saying, it sounds like they were screwed over.
Doesn't mean they really were ;-)
Anyway, you really don't have to convince
This patch allow runtime configuration of:
* default domain : ie. VPOPMAIL_DOMAIN=foobar.com
* open smtp cur file : OPEN_SMTP_CUR_FILE=/etc/vpopmail/open-smtp
* open smtp tmp file : OPEN_SMTP_TMP_FILE=/etc/vpopmail/open-smtp.tmp
* tcp smtp file : TCP_SMTP_FILE=/etc/vpopmail/tcp.smtp (ha
Hi Dave,
Dave 'Duke of URL' Weiner writes:
>> This is probably worth talking about now, since we are working
>> on the mysql module for the next several weeks. Using Matt's
>> read/update patch as a starting point the mysql functions
>> are broken up into read-only queries and update queries
>>
Ken,
A good way of getting around the NFS locking problem is to insert another
program inbetween tcpserver and qmail-smtpd that checks a database for a
relay flag (Which can be set when you call open_smtp_relay()).and that
program sets the RELAYCIENT.
Sean
- Original Message -
From:
> Hi Dave,
Hi Ken! :)
> Yes, I was looking at that.
> The first thing that I ran into is trying to minimize database
> transactions during a pop access. The authentication part is
> easy, just read the user info from mysql.
>
> There are two optional transactions that do updates during
> an auth
Hi,
Look in "unstable". Its in there. Tell me if you still can't find it.
Sincerely,
Jason
- Original Message -
From: "Rolf Martin-Hoster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Jason Lim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 9:45 PM
Subject: Re: vPopmail compile issues? seg faults every
Question! I've got a high availibilty cluster
running qmail and vpopmail. Three computers mount /home from an nfs
server. In the home directory is the vpopmail directory (all vpop apps
and config's are in this dir). I have made /var/qmail/control and
/var/qmail/users match on all nodes. When
Make sure the clocks are syncronized on all the POP servers. Having
incorrect or out of sync dates will cause such fun stuff.
Matt
> -Original Message-
> From: David Gartner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 10:28 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Vpopmail+Q
I've been down this road and that's a terrible way to do it. Why? Because
for every SMTP connection you have to initiate a connection to the database.
That's expensive. What you really want to do is have the tcpserver program
make a persistent connection to the database and query it for every SMTP
That fixed it! many many thanks :)
David Gartner
Matt Simerson wrote:
> Make sure the clocks are syncronized on all the POP servers. Having
> incorrect or out of sync dates will cause such fun stuff.
>
> Matt
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: David Gartner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
Matt,
I can provide you with load specifications. MySQL can handle the work
load. I have one customer site running 5 Node Cluster, This does over
500,000 messages a day. Attached is a extended-status from the mysql
database server, a show of load average on the machine and also shows the
tabl
Oh trust me, I know that. :-) My point was that it's much less expensive to
have tcpserver open up a persistent connnection to the MySQL server and keep
it open rather than launching another (albeit small) program that connects
to and queries the database. I'm only using MySQL for my SMTP relay (
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