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> Ever think about trying postgresql? It is my understanding that it > scales up better with lots of concurrent access. Anyone have > any good > experience comparing the two for dbmail? We have tried postgresql (not for dbmail), and I guess all I can say is MySQL 'feels nicer' to me, and it's the devil I know vs. the devil I don't. We run Innodb and it performs realy well in general. I just have some config setting wrong; or linux is not the best platform for high threads or something. > I think a config option should be added to dbmail to disable quota > calcs. It does considerably add to the load unnecessarily if not being > used, and adds an update statement to the user table ever > message insert. Agreed. I was thinking the same thing when I was hacking the code to disable it :) /Mark
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