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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by larva der <la...@yahoo.com> on 2002/09/17 20:50:12 UTC
JAMES support +1000 users?
Hi, i'm using JAMES as a full email solution at
work(in argentina... excuse me for my poor english
;-), The problem is (i'm using mysql for store inbox
and users) it hangs up the server (runs stable for
hours with 200 processes but it jumps to 1200! and
kill my linux)
Please help me if you have a implementation bigger
than that or a solution! The connection pool is set to
20 connections but it grows to 140 connections open!
Products:
James 2.0a3
Jdk1.4.0_01
mysql 3.23.51
RedHat 7.3
Server NEC: Celeron 400Mhz HD20G 512M(ram) 1024(swap)
Bye.
Javier.
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RE: JAMES support +1000 users?
Posted by Danny Angus <da...@apache.org>.
I'd suggest you try the "latest" build, or the head of CVS where a number of
significant changes have been made which will affect performance.
It'd be usefull if you could give us some load statistics, though I know
James doesn't provide these in a useful way :-(
d.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: larva der [mailto:larvader2k1@yahoo.com]
> Sent: 17 September 2002 19:50
> To: james-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: JAMES support +1000 users?
>
>
> Hi, i'm using JAMES as a full email solution at
> work(in argentina... excuse me for my poor english
> ;-), The problem is (i'm using mysql for store inbox
> and users) it hangs up the server (runs stable for
> hours with 200 processes but it jumps to 1200! and
> kill my linux)
> Please help me if you have a implementation bigger
> than that or a solution! The connection pool is set to
> 20 connections but it grows to 140 connections open!
>
> Products:
> James 2.0a3
> Jdk1.4.0_01
> mysql 3.23.51
> RedHat 7.3
> Server NEC: Celeron 400Mhz HD20G 512M(ram) 1024(swap)
>
> Bye.
> Javier.
>
>
>
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Re: JAMES support +1000 users?
Posted by adrian <at...@charter.net>.
I don`t know about jmail, but as Far as James, I`ve stress tested it
with over 10,000
emails one right after another to different accounts on a relatively low
resource machine.
800mghtz celeron + 256MB sdram on FreeBSD 4.6.2 with the Native build of
jdk1.3.1p7
I didn`t lose any messages and have had it running for about a month.
I am about to replace our current setup of Sendmail + Squirrell mail,
but haven`t had time to evaluate
Jmail. In all honesty, Sendmail is faster on my benchmarker, but I often
build Linux , BSD, NT, and 2000
servers for my clients and James really solves the cross platform problem as
well as cost and SMTP_AUTH. SMTP_AUTH and ease of configuration was the real
selling point for me. I spent way to many months learning to config
sendmail, and about 3 hours to learn James to a useable level.
----- Original Message -----
From: "serwa akoto quarshie" <se...@rancardsolutions.com>
To: "James Users List" <ja...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 4:47 PM
Subject: RE: JAMES support +1000 users?
>
>
> Hello everybody,
> I pretty new to the world of mail servers.
> What I basically want is a stable free java based mail server, which
> provides APIs that can be called from within a portal and can cache data
in
> a windows environment
> I would however be most grateful if some one could give me review on jmail
> and James. I'm looking at java proxy as a proxy server as well.
> Comparative advantages with respective these issues will be a great help
> thank you.
> Stability
> Cost implications (money, time, resource)
> Any alternatives suggestions are welcome. Time is my most precious
resource
> now.
> Thank you.
>
>
>
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RE: JAMES support +1000 users?
Posted by serwa akoto quarshie <se...@rancardsolutions.com>.
Hello everybody,
I pretty new to the world of mail servers.
What I basically want is a stable free java based mail server, which
provides APIs that can be called from within a portal and can cache data in
a windows environment
I would however be most grateful if some one could give me review on jmail
and James. I'm looking at java proxy as a proxy server as well.
Comparative advantages with respective these issues will be a great help
thank you.
Stability
Cost implications (money, time, resource)
Any alternatives suggestions are welcome. Time is my most precious resource
now.
Thank you.
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