On 30 Sep 2004, at 16:26, John Madden wrote:
he seemed willing to offload that to another box, so I chose not to cover that point and his box does seem more than adequate (if properly utilized) for most content scanning.
True, there is that.
I'm mostly concerned with cyrus keeping up with the load -- probably a couple thousand simultaneous connections via a web mail client.
That should be no problem. Cyrus is relatively lightweight on CPU, so its probably just a question of having enough network buffers to keep the connections live. I'd recommend the skiplist backend instead of db4 as well.
John
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