So the best way to would be to remove it that part completely, or should it be stored somewhere on disk?
Thanks again, Kevin > Hi, > > Having a system with a third of our users on POP3 (2300000 of them), no > trouble with dovecot (v2.1.5, on CentOS 5). > But one thing surprises me in your config, the INDEX=MEMORY in the > location parameter. That means that for each POP3 connection, dovecot has > to read each and every mails to create the index in memory. That might be > why the machine becomes unresponsive. > Unless you have a specific reason to use memory index (and I would be > curious to know about it), I would suggest to remove this and keep standard > file indexes, and your performances should improve a lot. > > Regards, > > Thierry > >
