(cost=0.00..57162.37 rows=469537
width=0) (actual time=0.056..1019.980 rows=469683 loops=1)
Total runtime: 1574.676 ms
And that's just my home server, a XEN vm within a normal PC.
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on the previous value (which is normal output).
If I'm right, that's a bug and should be reported to Fedora.
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commands are used. I'll try to find out if those
indices are of value, and include that in my sql cleanup patch ASAP.
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On Dienstag 24 März 2009 Jonathan Feally wrote:
Testing the lists. I haven't gotten anything since 3/19.
Me too. Seems all are on vacation ;-)
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dbmail try to insert a value that exists already?
dbmail-util -by should only cache missing physmessages. The code
should be fixed there. If that needs a SELECT prior to INSERT or
whatever is in the coders hand ;-)
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for
your reply.
Back to the original search: There is no subjectfield value in those 3
messages, so no subject gets inserted. And that makes dbmail-util never
successful in its cleanup. Maybe a subject should be inserted for
messages that don't have it?
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.
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is pushing for, or database calls as you are.
Yes, and I'd like to help here, for that part that I can help with.
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,
and now that my server allows them maybe I get everything/some mails,
but so far none from dbmail-dev.
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the value comparison in dbmail, but
leaving it to the database makes perfect sense.
Good, please do that in the messageparts code also, as I guess that will
be the same behaviour then. :-)
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to save a big amount of storage space compared to cyrus
and dbmail-2.2 (the latter needing much more disk space than cyrus).
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. Maybe we can make it lightning fast until then
:-)
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, I would guess kmail is the problem then.
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command, and see on our production system an
increase of backup time Mo-Fr, and on Sa we do dbmail-util -dp and
CLUSTER afterwards, that speeds up things dramatically. I'd like to know
how 2.3 behaves after a lot of input/deleted messages.
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On Donnerstag 26 Februar 2009 Paul J Stevens wrote:
Michael Monnerie wrote:
On Dienstag 24 Februar 2009 Michael Monnerie wrote:
As we can drop dbmail_headervalue_3 index anyway, drop that 255
char field also, and store only the full headervalue. Use that
nice compressing technique Niki
On Dienstag 24 Februar 2009 Michael Monnerie wrote:
As we can drop dbmail_headervalue_3 index anyway, drop that 255 char
field also, and store only the full headervalue. Use that nice
compressing technique Niki implemented already, but without hash.
That might be more overhead than searching
On Dienstag 24 Februar 2009 Paul J Stevens wrote:
We need a good mimeparser, but gmime is proving to be an moving
target :-(
I hope your work with the devs of gmime is in a good shape :-)
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to
more accurate spam processing :-)
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folders?
2) why do it in C not SQL?
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tries to read message - bumm).
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errors are generally a good sign for the difference of SPAM or HAM, so
it's really needed.
If needed, add some only internally used headers, but always return the
original mail to the outside world.
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the
unwanted tokens?
Why does dbmail parse that text at all? It must store it as-is. Why is
there any decoding or stripping?
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the database too much ;-)
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,opensuse-security-annou...@opensuse.org,cert-
advis...@cert.org,@us-cert.gov],
header :contains [list-id] [gallery-
announce.lists.sourceforge.net,twiki-
announce.lists.sourceforge.net] ) {
fileinto lists/security;
stop;
}
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) OR (acl.user_id = 100 AND acl.lookup_flag = 1) OR
(usr.userid = 'anyone' AND acl.lookup_flag = 1))
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as well.
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On Samstag 21 Februar 2009 Jorge Bastos wrote:
Does anyone has a bigger one?
I have about 10GB in a single account, with 141 mailboxes and 226493
e-mails (average 46kb per mail).
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(mailbox_idnr) where owner_idnr = your_user_idnr;
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mailbox2dbmail today and my dates are correct.
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dbmail_users SET last_login = '2009-02-17 09:07:47' WHERE
user_idnr = 152
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that IMAP is bad, use Exchange server? My
collegue, who installs lots of PCs, just recently told be exactly that.
And I had to clarify that it's not IMAP that's broken, it's just
Outlook. But that's (not?) what Windows users/admins see...
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user_idnr = 152
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Did this message get lost? I don't know as I didn't get any answer. And
it could be valuable for performance storage used.
On Montag 09 Februar 2009 Michael Monnerie wrote:
On Freitag 06 Februar 2009 Paul J Stevens wrote:
Interesting idea. VARCHAR for mysql can be 0x (65535) bytes
wide
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On Freitag 13 Februar 2009 Paul J Stevens wrote:
Please do file a bug.
In as the Boeing Bug, number 767.
BTW: you can't select dbmail 2.2.11 in mantis, it's missing.
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, and then they have to be
regenerated, which fails.
So the bug is after make clean you can't compile because the man pages
sources report a problem. The solution to come around this is to simply
extract the tar again, then you can compile without problems.
Can anybody confirm?
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asciidoc etc installed.
That would have saved me some packages to install :-)
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On Mittwoch 04 Februar 2009 Michael Monnerie wrote:
I removed some lines from dbmail.conf.txt and the rest compiles
OK, I can live without the manpage and test 2.2.11 now. Still, needs
a fix.
Did nobody else have that problem with 2.2.11?
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function
Still dbmail returns several messages:
* SEARCH 3635587 (and about 20 other numbers)
104860 OK SEARCH completed
And those messages for sure do not contain what I searched for.
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. Or at least, if the max
possible would be long enough for a headervalue. What's the max here
anyway? 4KB? 64KB? Couldn't we just cut the headervalue at 4KB? After
all, this is only used for searching, right?
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it be good to create a table version with two
columns name version where you write schema=2.2.10 or whatever? So
the scripts that upgrade the schema could verify what version we are on
and what to do to upgrade (to any desired version)?
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old and new versions to debug.
Because anyway, if it's not atomic and the script breaks, you'll have a
mess in case of problems. That can't be solved automatically, right?
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version 2.3.5
And on upgrade, version becomes version_hist.
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On Mittwoch 28 Januar 2009 Paul J Stevens wrote:
Of course you'll need the suse equiv for those packages.
Yes, and the rest are the dependencies that got installed. I just wanted
to give a hint on what packages were installed because I needed the
files you listed.
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apache2-utils-2.2.10-2.5 Di 13 Jan 2009 15:46:25
postgresql-devel-8.3.5-1.12 Di 13 Jan 2009 15:45:35
postfix-postgresql-2.5.5-6.8 Di 13 Jan 2009 15:45:35
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php5-dom-5.2.6-49.13
php5-ctype-5.2.6-49.13
apache2-2.2.10-2.5
php5-5.2.6-49.13
apache2-prefork-2.2.10-2.5
sqlite2-2.8.17-133.42
libmm14-1.4.2-16.64
apache2-utils-2.2.10-2.5
postgresql-devel-8.3.5-1.12
postfix-postgresql-2.5.5-6.8
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, and also with
dbmail+postgresql 8.3 on the same host. Why a named schema, and what
the hell's that?
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smtp.decimal.pt (smtp.decimal.pt [195.23.114.76])
by elnino.fastxs.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 762D31BD81
for dbmail@dbmail.org; Thu, 30 Oct 2008 18:07:24 +0100 (CET)
Seems to have been sent from [213.214.98.20] now.
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On Dienstag 20 Januar 2009 Michael Monnerie wrote:
Stupidly the search gets started on every single folder search.
That should have been Stupidly the search gets started on every single
folder change of course.
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. I think it was only done because of a
bug somewhere, or and index that could not be created?
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inserted the text in a
better place, it was confusing I see.
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,
count(v.id) AS frequency
from dbmail_headername h
join dbmail_headervalue v on h.id = v.headername_id
group by h.id;
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$newuser --password2 $newpwd
--authmech2 LOGIN \
--skipsize \
--syncinternaldates
With the --exclude part some messages were not transferred.
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, at least
I didn't have that huge performance impact, it was only a little slow on
folder change sometimes.
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);
ERROR: index row requires 18720 bytes, maximum size is 8191
8k is the default page size of PostgreSQL. And I don't know for the
other RDBMs, so staying at 255 is just OK ;-)
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. Stupidly the search gets started on every single folder search.
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as well. Compression would be
good, as you can see a single user can occupy dbmail, making sharing
nearly impossible (this search takes 60-90s, using 100% CPU on a single
core).
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p (cost=0.00..7.89 rows=1 width=8) (actual
time=5.254..5.257 rows=1 loops=2)
Index Cond: (p.id = m.physmessage_id)
Total runtime: 92600.940 ms
(15 Zeilen)
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create patches for Paul? Or
would it be better I test things with 2.3? Would Paul want to have that
done? Or is it too early and you still need to code the big thing and
there's no time to optimize anyway, and commands will still be changed
greatly?
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entries for the whole
database.
Noted. More for that wiki entry perhaps?
Yep, is in it.
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most performance.
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|^MIME-|^Content-Type|^Disposition-|^From|
^Cc|^Reply-|^Subject|^To|^DomainKey).*' --skipsize \
--delete2 --expunge2 \
--syncinternaldates /dev/null
But do not remember if it works correctly (but I'd guess so). May be
good as a starting point.
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I just wrote the wiki article for those who are interested:
http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=performance
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=passwd;
alter table dbmail_users drop passwd;
alter table dbmail_users rename p2 to passwd;
commit;
fixed in the code, btw.
Don't need to. ALTER TABLE .. COLUMN .. works perfectly.
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deleted the users already:
dbmail-util -ay
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On Mittwoch 17 Dezember 2008 Paul J Stevens wrote:
Michael Monnerie wrote:
I'm trying to optimize the db using the CLUSTER command from
postgres, which physically resorts records on disk according to an
index. The goal is to physically place records together on disk
which you might read
. BUT then the encryption+key has to be on the server, so in case
of a hacker attack it's still easy for the hacker to get db contents +
encryption tool+keys. And then I ask: what do you want to reach?
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?
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?
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point I hand-deleted the messages with above statement, that took some
seconds. A great performance benefit.
agreed. Michael, plz file a bug report for this so I wont forget
about this.
OK, bug #746.
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=query_num_deleted_records();
return DM_EGENERAL;
}
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, 8
,9, 10)
That should help performance a bit. I just deleted some accounts with
220.000+ messages and about 8+ GB size, that's why it takes long.
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die Nachricht Wer jetzt nicht zugreift - ist
selber schuld ! zurückrufen.
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that's fixed in 2.2.11rc?
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On Dienstag, 7. Oktober 2008 Paul J Stevens wrote:
* 698: [IMAP daemon] PostgreSQL 8.3.1 can't execute query
Does that mean I need this rc2 to work with PostgreSQL 8.3? I'm planning
an upgrade from 8.1 to 8.3, are there any other problems to expect?
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the
first mail.
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, and move your mail via IMAP client
to that server.
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but: A vacuum full analyze on a DB
of 16GB lasts about 2,75h here, but that is for the full DB.
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. Is it possible you can help me here? Do
have a clou?
Thanks in advance,
Stef Bon
PS I've already setup stunnel on the server dbmail1server, to make it
possible to connect via ssl.
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know you, Paul, have other
things to do - so a query log would be nice that we can share here, and
let the community optimize it. I'm sure there are some DB gurus on this
list :-)
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, but willing to share that log
for stats.
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don't do this manually
until they receive the your account near over quota message.
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login for that PID.
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you must manually delete them from the menu. anybody knowing
an automated way, i would like to hear that
sorry for only typing small, my vmware just killed the special keys.
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via the client
over IMAP. Of course this is no fun, but at least works as a quick
hack.
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that correctly? I use UTF8 everywhere.
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{ return MSG };
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Subject:
and then it is UTF-8 and every umlaut is good. Sometimes it's just too
simple :-)
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On Montag, 19. Mai 2008 Paul J Stevens wrote:
that sounds a lot like a mysql-101 question.
I think the OP uses phpmyadmin and doesn't understand mysql, and seeks a
way to create the dbmail db using phpmyadmin.
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. Fast enough and fully automatic.
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.
The postfix users mailing list is of great help also.
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I
prevent this?
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be an error
back to the sender (looks unprofessional).
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from people who
forward *their* e-mail to another server which checks SPF. That's a bit
tricky and requires a bit time to understand, I've got headaches in the
first debug of a rejected SPF e-mail too...
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