David F. Skoll wrote:
I expect that if you use a SQL backend, then keeping a persistent
connection inside MIMEDefang would be a big win compared to opening
a SQL database connection each time sendmail forks.
Thanks for the work, David. :)
Question, though, how will you keep a persistent,
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004, Mark wrote:
Question, though, how will you keep a persistent, say, MySQL connection in
Perl, for the backend socketmap functionality?
Keep a global variable called $DBH. Write code like this:
# Put this at the top of your filter
undef $DBH;
sub get_dbh {
# Re-use if
From: Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
David F. Skoll wrote:
Question, though, how will you keep a persistent, say, MySQL
connection in Perl, for the backend socketmap functionality?
Keep a global variable called $DBH. Write code like this:
# Put this at the top of your filter
Martin Blapp said:
We don't use LDAP but have mysql as backend. First we had mysql support
directly in sendmail to check the recipient adresses. After we moved
everything
to mimedefangs check_recipient(), the mysqld cpu usage dropped from 5%-10%
down
Could you post information on your
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