Alexander S. Kunz: > AFAIK you're running TB permanently (and at very short poll intervalls).
St: > True - although 30 seconds isn't what I would consider to be _very_ > short intervals. Or? Roelof Otten: > But nevertheless it is extremely short. When a server has multiple > users with such a polling frequency it's bound to have problems > (server side), TB is a bit (too, IMO) vulnerable for server sided > problems. But what you're describing is that it might cause problems > client side too. > I had several users that were polling my server once a minute. I've > convinced all of them to drop that to once every five minutes. And > that didn't hurt the stability of my (non dedicated) server. I feel you are missing the point. My grief is not about TB not reaching the mail server. When I said "30 seconds isn't what I would consider to be _very_ short intervals" I meant poll intervals between each time TB is checking thebat.IPC! Remember, TB is actually checking thebat.IPC every 10th second (unless the countdown is reset by starting a second TB). Hence, if TB is checking thebat.IPC every 10th second, then "30 seconds isn't what I would consider to be _very_ short intervals". My topic is about TB eventually failing to _read_ and execute thebat.IPC. -- St ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.12.00 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
