Thank you again to everyone!I have set unix_group_enable: 0 and, for good measure, leftnsswitch.conf set to "group: files" instead of "group: files nis" The difference in server performance is: total. I am seeing IMAP response time of
0.1 second instead of 10 seconds - I keep looking at the log
On 10/5/06, Igor Brezac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Already done. man imapd.conf :)unix_group_enable: 0Thanks!!!
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Coupla random details:I got imap running on a nonstandard port by adding this to the cyrus conf file:imaptest cmd="imapd -T 59 " listen= prefork=1The -T 59 is so that it is easy to find in the process list (thanks stpierre!!)
Making the server an nis slave server, vs a client of another
Fascinating stuff. Here is a timed dapptrace of a fairly slow response( I think it was at least 10 seconds from A001 login to the response)http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/users/betsys/dapptrace.timed
I am thinking something is off with sasl? I really haven't done much with sasl, here's the config file#
>There's a bug in ZFS regarding performance problems when fsync'ing>file descriptors -- there's apparently going to be a patch coming>"real soon now" -- your options are:Thanks! Ugh, that would be bad news. Except, I think the delay is happening earlier. The delay is between the A001 login and A001
Is anyone happily running all of the above? All of the above except NIS? Any tuning hints?I'm running Solaris 10 (06/06), cyrus 2.3.7 (Blastwave build) , sendmail 8.13.8 (ditto), mailspool on a zfs filesystem, authenticating
via NIS. I've already solved one problem with VERY slow sendmail response,
I'm trying to debug my cyrus installation, which has suddenly gotten very flaky since last night. Imap users report that they are being disconnected. Pop is fine. I am running cyrus 2.3.7 (blastwave build) on Solaris 10.
Have already rebooted, run a reconstruct, and (since this is Solaris 10) run a
I'm running Cyrus 2.3.7 (Blastwave build) , Solaris 10 (06/06) , Apache 2, websieve 0.63a.My users are trying to set sieve vacation forwards. The forwards appear to be set in the GUIand the sieve files are created, but they are not *activated*.
To activate the files it seems to be necessary to go
I'm running the blastwave cyrus package on Solaris 10 and it is working quite well. I did not have to do anything in particular different on Solaris 10. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who made it into a Solaris 10 service.
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Due to a complex chain of circumstances (including a service-contract-voiding server room flood) I want to import my cyrus mailstore onto a new server, from a tape backup. The old server was running Cyrus 2.1.9, some equally old version of berkeleyDB, Solaris 8, sendmail
8.13.7The new server has
An application written by another group is sending messages which our
(embarrassingly old) installation of Silkymail has trouble reading.
The last time we had a problem like this it turned out to be an older
version of Eudora sending incorrectly formatted mime headers.
Can anyone find anything wro
My current mail server has Solaris 8, cyrus, silkymail, sieve,
sendmail and a couple of milters (clamav and vbsfilter) and an RBL or
two. We're an academic site with about a thousand users and 15k-40k
messages/day.
I'm planning to build a new, larger, server with Solaris 9, and cyrus,
and migrate
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