Yeah, I saw that the problem is ocurring 'cause all the users share the same ip which one is the ip of the internet gateway. Anyway, with the new limit of connections everybody can retrieve mail but some users are annoying me about the speed to access the server. What I want is that the messages that arrive at my MAIN (the one at the hoster) server could be redirected to my proxy/backup server (the one at my local network) or if it could be, that the proxy/backup connect to the main server to catch all the accounts messages. I know I culd just use my local server as my MAIN MX but the problem is that this server is connected to internet by a adsl not confiable and with dynamic ip link. So I was thinking if I could setup this local server as my primary MX with his dyndns hostname and put the "old main" server as the backup MX, just in the case adsl link get down. I've also got a quick look at http://www.courier-mta.org/imap/?README.proxy.html and I saw that I can setup a proxy server to my users, but I don't know if that could be a solution too.
Any advices would be appreciated. Tks, Claudinei Matos On 5/16/05, Jonathan Nichols <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Claudinei Matos wrote: > > I was looking at this parameter when I got your mail. Actually it was > > specified a limit of 4 connections. I tried to setup to 0 ( I mean it > > could be no limit) but doesn't work, so for a test I did setup it to > > 30 connections and did some tests, and I saw that each folder that I > > try to open in thunderbird open a new connection at the server. So if > > I have 10 users trying to see his email and 5 of they try to open 2 > > folders at the same time I will have 20 connections on the server. Is > > that correct? > > Pretty much, yeah. but, it's per IP. I have mine set to 180 and haven't > had any problems at all. :) > > -- > gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list > > -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
