Cache mail for roundcube
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nobaloney
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Can you go into more detail about your issue? My mailstore is about 4.5 GB and I have no delays when reading it through Roundcube.
Jeff
Jeff
Yes. My mail folder (Of DA user) is bigger about 10 times than yours.
And each time system doing backup (DirectAdmin backup) then access to the roundcube mail very slowly. So I'm finding a solution to cache email to make sure each time access to roundcube, less of loading time the best.
Thanks.
And each time system doing backup (DirectAdmin backup) then access to the roundcube mail very slowly. So I'm finding a solution to cache email to make sure each time access to roundcube, less of loading time the best.
Thanks.
nobaloney
NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam †
That's a lot of email. We had a client with 26GB of email in one folder up until a few days ago; but he said it was a compromised account and had us delete it. That took us a few hours; we had to delete the files one at a time. (I created a script to do exim -Mrm on each email.)
Each email is in a separate file. The index files are all I can think of t speed it up; I don't think you want to keep that many emails in memory.
I'd suggest keeping the email indexes on a separate SSD drive if possible, to see if that gives you the speedup yu need. Note it may not; the problem may very well be the resorces used in making suc a large backup.
Jeff
Each email is in a separate file. The index files are all I can think of t speed it up; I don't think you want to keep that many emails in memory.
I'd suggest keeping the email indexes on a separate SSD drive if possible, to see if that gives you the speedup yu need. Note it may not; the problem may very well be the resorces used in making suc a large backup.
Jeff