Courier-IMAP seems to be putting a heavy load on my server when
someone accesses a mailbox with a large number of messages in it. I
recently scanned the mailboxes on my server, and sent some notices
out to clients who had boxes with old, unread messages in them. I
think that today some ha
Tom Collins wrote:
Courier-IMAP seems to be putting a heavy load on my server when someone
accesses a mailbox with a large number of messages in it. I recently
scanned the mailboxes on my server, and sent some notices out to clients
who had boxes with old, unread messages in them. I think tha
Tom Collins wrote:
> Courier-IMAP seems to be putting a heavy load on my server when someone
> accesses a mailbox with a large number of messages in it. I recently
> scanned the mailboxes on my server, and sent some notices out to clients
> who had boxes with old, unread messages in them. I think
On Wed, 2007-12-19 at 11:11 -0800, Tom Collins wrote:
> Courier-IMAP seems to be putting a heavy load on my server when
> someone accesses a mailbox with a large number of messages in it.
>
> What's the preferred IMAP server for a machine that will have 100-200
> connections (plan for growth...)
I have to second, third, and fourth that. We moved from Courier to Dovecot and
the performance change was dramatic. We have 5,000+ accounts on 2 clustered
(active / active) servers utilizing GFS for the file system on a SAS SAN and
the fact that Dovecot had built in support for clustered setup
So my question is this since I just moved over the new server to Dovecot
as well and I like it.. but I did only IMAP should I then use the pop3
from Dovecot or just keep using pop3 from qmail? Does Dovecot update the
roaming users..
Thanks
Remo
Ed McLain wrote:
> I have to second, third, and four
We use Bill Shupp's toaster. Would anyone know whether Dovecot is an easy
replacement for Courier?
At 10:50 PM 12/19/2007, you wrote:
I have to second, third, and fourth that. We moved from Courier to
Dovecot and the performance change was dramatic. We have 5,000+ accounts
on 2 clustered
I just did that.. I can send you hte info of my conf for the dovecot
Remo
Jeff Koch wrote:
>
> We use Bill Shupp's toaster. Would anyone know whether Dovecot is an
> easy replacement for Courier?
>
>
> At 10:50 PM 12/19/2007, you wrote:
>> I have to second, third, and fourth that. We moved fr
Hi Remo:
That would be great. Please send the info to me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or you can send it to the list - I'm sure lots
of toaster folks would like to try it.
Thanks.
At 11:21 PM 12/19/2007, you wrote:
I just did that.. I can send you hte info of my conf for the dovecot
Remo
Jeff K
here is the one I use:
protocols = imap imaps
listen = *
disable_plaintext_auth = no
shutdown_clients = yes
syslog_facility = local7 #<-- Ensure this is set up in syslog conf
ssl_disable = no
login_user = dovecot
login_dir = /home/dovecot/
login_max_connections = 4096
login_greeting = It
Hi Remo - thanks - we'll give Dovecot a try.
At 12:06 AM 12/20/2007, you wrote:
here is the one I use:
protocols = imap imaps
listen = *
disable_plaintext_auth = no
shutdown_clients = yes
syslog_facility = local7 #<-- Ensure this is set up in syslog conf
ssl_disable = no
login_user
The answer is a bit of yes and no. The code is there but Dovecot doesn't by
default set the TCPLOCALPORT setting which is what allows vpopmail to limit
users to webmail, pop3, or imap access. I've written a patch to add that and
it is attached to this email. As an FYI, my configure string for
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