Hi Hut,
Yeah, I would assume so too. Unfortunately, I don't have that kind of
money. :)
Kenny
On Nov 26, 2003, at 11:27 AM, Hut Carspecken wrote:
Sudip and I experienced the same conflict between the web app and the
James. DBfile did help to a
lesser extend; however, we noticed a sizable per
Sudip and I experienced the same conflict between the web app and the James. DBfile
did help to a
lesser extend; however, we noticed a sizable performance gain when we separated the
JAMES Mail DB
to use a MySQL instance on a separate machine than the web app MySQL.
Hut
> > I would have to check the code in more detail, but if I recall
> > correctly, the answer is yes. Old mail will have the entire
> > body in the database, new mail will have just the headers in
> > the database, and the body in the file system.
> If this is true, this would make me _very_ happy
Kenny Smith wrote:
If this is true, this would make me _very_ happy. ... since it sounds
too good to be true, I'm going to ask just once more. :) I'm sorry to
keep bugging.
The dbfile repository will look both in the db and on disk for the body
of the message, so if it doesn't find it in one p
I would have to check the code in more detail, but if I recall
correctly,
the answer is yes. Old mail will have the entire body in the
database, new
mail will have just the headers in the database, and the body in the
file
system.
If this is true, this would make me _very_ happy. ... since it s
> > Try dbfile, instead. It should convert automatically, and dbfile
> > should take some of the load off of the database server.
> When you say "it should convert automatically", do you mean all of the
> mail I currently have in my db will be coverted to be stored with
> headers and such in the
Hi Noel,
Try dbfile, instead. It should convert automatically, and dbfile
should
take some of the load off of the database server.
When you say "it should convert automatically", do you mean all of the
mail I currently have in my db will be coverted to be stored with
headers and such in the db
> I think the web app and James are fighting for mysql's attention
> during peak activity. So, I'm considering switching James to use
> File repositories to alleviate the conflict.
Try dbfile, instead. It should convert automatically, and dbfile should
take some of the load off of the database se
Hi all,
I run all of my user and spool repositories via JDBC in addition to a
large mysql based web application on my server. I keep having problems
with mail and with delays on my web app. I think the web app and James
are fighting for mysql's attention during peak activity. So, I'm
consideri
