300MB of memory is not the norm for IMAP access to 1500 items.
I have 16K+ messages in my inbox accessed over the slowest interface of
them all, SquirrelMail + Dbmail 2.0.4 IMAP (inndob). Access time to
inbox is 5 seconds with less than 8MB ram usage from the dbmail-imap
process.
First, use innodb for medium to large sized setup if using mysql and
dbmail. Second, make sure the innodb buffer is large enough to hold the
indicies. Same goes for myisam key buffer.
Xing
Nathan Neulinger wrote:
I should point out that other than this issue, it's working great, and is
VERY fast.
-- Nathan
On Sat, Apr 16, 2005 at 01:11:56PM -0500, Nathan Neulinger wrote:
I've just starting testing out dbmail to hold my mail archive for easy
access via imap.
Unfortunately, it looks to me like it does not perform reasonably for
large folders - in particular, I've seen memory utilization (both total
and rss) climb to over 300MB on folders with 1500 messages in them.
It's not clear if this is a leak or a design issue.
Should I expect dbmail-imapd to use that much memory for large folders?
Running 2.1.0 on a relatively current mdk 10 cooker.
-- Nathan
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