[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zitat von Axel Grupe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I performed a test for my saslauthd, it makes 1000 authentications
within ~ 6,65 seconds (not bad!), and it still uses pam-> mysql.
If I make the same test with saslauthd using ldap it goes "down" to ~
6,625. In deed these where cached by saslauthd.
When I restart saslauthd the performance is for mysql : ~ 11,22 and for
ldap ~14,72 seconds, which is in deed a little bit funny!
But it doesn't matter because of cyrus won't get that fast to come over
this.
(at least i use this PARAMS="${PARAMS} -n 5 -c -s 2048 -t 600 ")
Be aware that the pam_mysql module is suspectible to leak memory in saslauthd
config with -n > 0.
If you have a version of pam_mysql without this problem let me know.
Regards
Andreas
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I'm running Debian Sarge so it's:
saslauthd 2.1.19
Source: pam-mysql Version: 0.5.0-6
The System is just in testing mode, so it hasn't been up for a longer
time.
But thanks for the tip, I will observe it.
Axel
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