Robert Banz wrote:
> The second thing to consider is that the performance on modern SATA
> drives, if you're using a driver for the SATA interface that supports
> advanced features such as command queueing, are going to show you
> performance akin to SCSI drives -- even more so if you place them
>
I have noticed that mail delivery (from Postfix to Cyrus using LMTP) can be
harsh in terms of I/O when several hundreds of messages are being delivered
at once. I have local mailing-lists with more than 1 thousand members and
when a 500 KB email is sent to the list, the server's load average
increa
I have noticed that mail delivery (from Postfix to Cyrus using LMTP) can be
harsh in terms of I/O when several hundreds of messages are being delivered
at once. I have local mailing-lists with more than 1 thousand members and
when a 500 KB email is sent to the list, the server's load average
increa
I would like to process Cyrus logs and do some date arithmetic. But this
is difficult because Syslog does not log the year, only month and day. And
changing Syslog date format involves recompiling its source, and risking
breaking other program that depend on Syslog's default date format.
One solut
