[xmail] Re: catch all email ?

[Ing. Hernan Martinez]

You ca user the * alias to catch all email to non existing users
 
 Hi All,
 how to create a catch all alias name under XMail which will receive all
 mails that are sent to a non existent user ?
 
 Thanks
 R'twick
 
 
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[xmail] XMail Configuration

[Ing. Hernan Martinez]

I'm currently running XMail with 1500+ users in 30+ domains, it runs 
under redhat in a Celeron 500 with 256MbRam.  In the same machine 
is also running apache, mysql, and a proFTP, irc and djdDNS servers.

Every couple of hours the mail systems seem to get froxen and it take 
really long time to answer POP3 and SMTP request, but for example 
apache, mysql or proFTP seem not to be afected.

Aparently when XMail forks more than 40 process it begins to slow 
down.

I've try to change the number of POP3 and SMTP (-SX -PX) but there 
is no chage.

Can anybody help me with this?

thanks

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