Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
Here we go again, ipswitch.
Logins are painfully slow after the upgrade to 2006.1.
After checking around it seems that your math is messed up for mailbox account sizes. I normally enter round numbers like 50 or 100 for default mailbox sizes. After the
Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
After changing the numbers on a few accounts this doesn't
seem to help at all anyway. It still needs to be fixed but it doesn't
help.
How could this have gotten past testing when it's so
painfully obvious? If you did know then call this an Beta release and
Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
btw - it seems the only way to go back to reasonable login
times for webmail is to make the accounts have unlimited storage sizes. Since
that would involved changing every account in every domain it's hardly a
practical workaround even if you want to allow
I am thinking about doing an upgrade on one of our installs, which is still on
8.1x. I assume
upgrading will not be a problem from this old version (technically)?
Also, what consitutes a user in the new version? I assume mailing lists,
list users, alises,
etc do NOT count as a user? Also,
Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
Looks like they're using 1000 instead of 1024 bytes
per K, and K per MB. If 50 is intended to mean 50,000,000 bytes, instead
of a more standard 50 MB = 52,428,800 bytes, it makes sense. Note that
50,000,000 bytes is 47.6837158203125 MB
Darin.
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Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
we had most of our clients set to 50 MB's meaning 50
entered into the input box and MB's in the selcet box.
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
www.matrosity.com
850.656.2644
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A lovely message from a customer...
Bill, you obviously are aware of the webmail problems ... but wasn't sure you
knew that once you send an email using webmail, the wait (as on login) starts
all over again before you can read or compose new mail.
Not sure why you're putting everyone
yes, I know. Updates are supposed to improve system
performance but it seems that Ipswitch doesn't understand this concept. I'll be
talking to them tomorrow as another great feature of being a customer of theirs
is that they have banker hours.
Apologies,
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
Title: Another feature
It seems selecting unlimited in 2006.1 doesn't work either and all messages bounce with a exceeds maximum mailbox size.
Can someone from Ipswitch get on this and help me get out of this mess?
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
www.matrosity.com
850.656.2644
Title: Need 2006.04a
I found it, never mind.
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
www.matrosity.com
850.656.2644
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HostingSent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 1:30 PMTo:
Imail_Forum@list.ipswitch.comSubject: [IMail Forum]
Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
Right, so the calculation problem seems to be that
the Ipswitch programmers used 1000 instead of 1024. Pretty crazy that they
would make such a gaffe, but that seems small compared to the other issues being
reported.
Darin.
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Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
if I go in and update all the users and reset the numbers
to 50 it will fix it. The issue is why should we have to do this in the first
place.
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
www.matrosity.com
850.656.2644
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Title: Need 2006.04a
Does anyone have 2006.04a I can download? I can't let our customers use .01 for obvious reasons.
Thanks,
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
www.matrosity.com
850.656.2644
Title: Need 2006.04a
Bill,
I did an upgrade for someone, and we didn't have an issue like this,
and with the exception of a few parity issues and some other non-major
bugs, IMail 9.1 is working splendidly.
One thing that I did was to recreate every account instead of just
over-installing on
Hi Darin and Marc,
Sounds like a few topics.
1) Attachment issue with some with some services, but particularly ISPs
Is this a recent issue in 2006.1 or has this been happening for some time
with earlier builds? We fixed an attachment issue in 2006.2 (next release)
which we can make available
Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
No, this isn't the case. After sending an email clients
were complaining about speed issues. The only thing that worked is to set the
user to unlimited mailbox size which removes the necessity for the disk usage
display.
Bill ForesmanMatrosity
Title: Need 2006.04a
Why is it that we have a perfectly working .04a but then
upgrade to .1 it chokes? This is the kind of thing that shouldn't happen anymore
with a "mature" product. I reinstalled .04a and everything is fine
now.
They told me for months that my hardware was causing
Title: 2006.1 slow webmail login
This is just a shot in the dark, but how many
customers are logging into your webmail at a time? What I see on
2006.1 is that the very first webmail login takes about 10-20 seconds, while the
second simultaneous login is very fast, like 8.X. What I sense is
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