On Thursday, November 08, 2001 02:02:59 PM -0500 Kiarna Boyd 
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| Hey guys!
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| I am still tuning my server Solaris 2.7 Sendmail 8 cyrus 2.0.16
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| Looks like I just need bigger server.
| I changed the config to look locally for .forwards rather than
| $Home/.forward. My cpu is still at 100% use. I am seeing 70% user  21%
| kernel  0.0% io 0.0% swap
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| lmtpd,sendmail,deliver,  are all the big users
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| The box is Ultra 5 1 400Mhz 384 Megabytes memory.
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| What would be big enough to support 2000 users of imap & large files?
| Here's my mailstats:
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| Statistics from Thu Dec 14 14:33:33 2000
|  M   msgsfr  bytes_from   msgsto    bytes_to  msgsrej msgsdis  Mailer
|  0        0          0K     3040      52104K        0       0  prog
|  1        0          0K       14        188K        0       0  *file*
|  5   827592   23007462K   587625   18078469K    15102       0  esmtp
|  9   324507   12682365K   841128   15233311K    24745       0  cyrus
| =============================================================
|  T  1152099   35689827K  1431807   33364072K    39847       0
|  C  1152099              1431807                39847
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Your statistics from dec 14 aren't all that usefull unfortunately ;^(
We have slightly more users than you though only about 1000 are active 
users with about 700 logged in during the day (and night for that matter, 
many never log out). We have a U450 with 2 400MHz procesors and 2GB of 
memory and it sleeps most of the time. I would suggest an U220R/U60 or a 
U450 if you have one lying around, probably one processor will be enough 
but you need much more memory. You may be able to continue with your U5 if 
you increase your memory and improve your disk system e.g. with an SRC/P. 
The ide disks are a bit slow, particularly the older 4GB disks, replace 
them if you can and move swap to a fast disk. You can also improve 
performance by changing the nscd settings, they are probably TOO low, 
particularly the negative cache times. I would also suggest installing top 
so that you can see who is using that 70%.

/Michael
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