Rafael Martinez Guerrero said:
> We were using oracle with Squirrelmail until january but we are using
> postgreSQL now for saving addressbook/userprefs and sessions (better
> speed and less resources).
>
> I remember we had some problems with apache/php and with SM when using
> oracle. Supposing
Hello.
Now that I have a Oracle back-end database to handle the address book and
user preferences, I'm at a bit of a loss on what to modify in SquirrelMail
to take advantage of it. I've tried taking advantage of the built-in
support for MySQL, but not surprisingly it didn't work. :)
If anyone has
Sorry about that. There's a typo in my log copy. It should read:
10/24 12:56:44 I sent:
Resource id #2 A016 LIST "" "INBOX.WebMail.Patrol Warnings"
10/24 12:56:44 I received:
Resource id #2 * BAD Invalid tag
10/24 12:56:44 I received (Not sent):
Resource id #2 * LIST (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.W
Good afternoon everyone. It's time for another potential U.S.E. (User
Stupidity Error) from me, but I trying to figure out some interesting
problems with SquirrelMail (The IMAP server is dropping connection after a
SELECT command is sent from SquirrelMail, but only on some users, as well
as a proje
> But, you should be aware that LDAP writes are EXPENSIVE (as opposed to
> LDAP reads/searches, which are usually lightning-fast). In fact, it
> might be a lot better, performance-wise, to just set up a minimal MySQL,
> if users are to do writes to that all the time. Alternatively, you could
> set
t; Hello Lee,
> On Saturday, October 11, 2003, Lee Brink wrote...
>
>> I've been tapped as the lead developer for a central addressbook
>> project here at Cornell. Our goal is to store a person's addressbook
>> in LDAP and have it accessible to SquirrelMail, our portal e
I've been tapped as the lead developer for a central addressbook project
here at Cornell. Our goal is to store a person's addressbook in LDAP and
have it accessible to SquirrelMail, our portal email channel, and any
client that can either talk to LDAP or import/export entries.
I'd like to be able
>> We have 4 (Soon to be 5) Sun V880s with 32G RAM and (IIRC) 8
>> processors @ 750MHz for our IMAP servers
>
> - do you have the avg/peak load on this machine?
This I can't answer. It's one of the gripes I have with the IMAP server
administrator: a lack of hard numbers.
> - is this machine ded
rlk wrote:
> I know that prefs can be stored on disk or mysql. Lets say hypothetically,
> there are 100,000 users on sm. Anyone thinks that there would be issues
> with having it on disk file system instead of mysql or vice versa?
We're using the file system here @ Cornell and with approximately 8
> I have been looking around but I've not found anyplace where this is being
> discussed. I can't get the plugin to run aspell at all, the plugin runs
> but aspell does not. The only thing stated in INSTALL was that
> apsell must be the the PHP path and I've installed it in c:\php4\aspell.
If yo
Hi Marc.
I'll see what I can do about testing this version & getting some accurate
results. I don't run the IMAP servers here @ Cornell and it will take a
bit to co-ordinate the effort.
Thanks for the info & bug fix!
Lee
> I did a little research and found out that we did not cache the
> m
>> Also, (and this may not be an issue for you) are you using the filters
>> plugin in SquirrelMail?
> Not only is SIEVE a better alternative overall, it has been theorized
> that the message_filters plugin is the main reason for the current
> "chattiness". I haven't had time to look at the plug
> Hmm, 10K users shouldn't be a problem for a V880 of this magnitude.. we
> have 4 cpu 420Rs with 4GB of RAM doing this for 8,500 users and the load
> average hovers around 0.30, so I'm betting unless you have a wildly
> abusive user base (not uncommon in the University setting!) some tuning
> ma
> Lee,
>
> The reason I'm replying is because we had a meltdown when upgrading to
> Cyrus 2.1.x from the older Cyrus 1.5.x series and while SquirrelMail
> helped it melt down quicker, what we found was by shutting down
> SquirrelMail, the problem didn't go away.. with an average of 1,100
> *activ
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LSUB "INBOX." "*"
LIST "" "INBOX.Drafts"
LIST "" "INBOX.Sent"
LIST "" "INBOX.Trash"
LIST "" "INBOX"
EXAMINE "INBOX"
SELECT "INBOX"
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Hello.
Can someone explain these two settings for SquirrelMail and how they may
affect performance:
1) Allow server charset search
2) Enable UID support
What exactly do these two options control, and will they be performace
neutral, speed up interactions between SquirrelMail & the back end IMAP
Working with v1.4.1 of SquirrelMail I noticed that one of the filters I
created in v1.2.11 was no longer working.
The filter is "Match: Header", "Contains: securityfocus", "Move to: Trash".
When I try to edit the filter the following message appears once I commit
the changes:
WARNING! Header fil
On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 13:58:32 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 08:39:29AM -0400, Lee Brink wrote:
>> This has been driving the people who compose novels and call them email
>> messages here at Cornell. They take so long to compose their message,
>> the
One thing that bit me in the butt for timeout issues was this directive in
the php.ini file:
session.gc_maxlifetime
The default is 24 minutes. As I understand this directive, once you hit
this timeout PHP treats the session as garbage and throws it all out,
effectively logging you out.
This has
My apologies for taking so long to respond to this posting (From
06/16/2003) on this list. I'm the one who wrote the original posting.
Here's an update of the situation.
Our SquirrelMail installation still is having massive performance
problems. There's a memory leak that requires a web server res
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll talk with our mail server administrator
and post to the list what I find out.
Lee
Jonathan Angliss said:
> Hello Lee,
> On Wednesday, April 02, 2003, Lee Brink wrote...
>
>> [If this is the wrong forum for this, please let me kn
[If this is the wrong forum for this, please let me know]
I'm running SquirrelMail in production for a mid-sized University (30,000+
students, staff, & faculty, of simultaneous connections) and I'm
trying to get a sense of the hardware requirements. What we're currently
seeing is that SquirrelMai
entioning anything resembling
this issue. Does anyone have any idea why SquirrelMail is stripping out
CRs from text attachments?
Lee
Here's my pilot setup:
SquirrelMail 1.2.11
Apache 1.3.27
PHP 4.2.3
Solaris8
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Lee
Has anyone seen this issue when building PHP for SquirrelMail, and if so
how you got around the problem?
Thanks for your help
Lee
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Cornell University
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aspell, but it's a start.
Is anyone using the latest aspell with Squirrelmail? Or am I just
flogging myself for giggles? :)
Lee
On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 14:07, Rick Updegrove (nuts) wrote:
> - Original Message -
> From: "Lee Brink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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