-J
Kenny Smith wrote:
Hi Noel et al,
It appears that connections from my server are getting denied by hotmail and yahoo (my ISP just got labeled as a spammer... I'm trying to find a new ISP), so I'm getting a lot of timeouts and a lot of retries. I can only assume that it's just going through the spool really slowly because it takes a long time to timeout. :/
Me need new ISP. *sigh*
Kenny
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Kenny,
I have run tests most nights lately, each about 1 million messages. They
run through the spooler until they encounter a matcher that discards them
all. The tests average about 1400 messages per minute on the 400 mhz
Celeron test bed.
The test basically exercises the heck out of the SMTP handler and the
spooler. The spooler is configured in mysql as:
The data-source is the standard entry for MySQL, except that the database is
"test" on that machine.
What database (type and version) are you using? One thing that I found a
while ago was that on very rare occassions, I could go into MySQL, do a
manual SQL query, and notice an excessive amount of time (let's say 1 second
instead of 0.006). Restarting MySQL (and James because of mordred) cleared
that up.
The fact that they are in transport is insufficient. What you need to do is
see where in the processor they are. Look for entries of the kind:
Checking with
Servicing by
Those should tell us specifically where in the transport the message has
gotten, and the timestamps will tell us how long it is taking to move
through the spool.
--- Noel
-----Original Message-----
From: Kenny Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 13:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Really slow spooling again... :(
Hi all,
I'm having all of my mail backup in the spool tables (using JDBC) with a
message_state of 'transport'. I've turned up my logging to DEBUG, but
I'm not seeing anything in the logs that looks relevant to slow
performance. I sent 230 email 2 hours ago and there are still 190 in the
spool/transport waiting to get sent.
I saw the recent conversation about indexes on the spool table causing
slow downs after a while, so I stopped James, dumped the table, removed
the indicies, put the table back in and started James up. Nothing
appears to have changed.
I'm running James 2.1 with jdk1.4 on Solaris.
Any help is appreciated.
Kenny Smith
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