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Thomas Bruederli | 3 Jul 2007 18:40
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Re: Macedonian Translation

Thanks a lot! I finally commited your files to the SVN trunk and made them
available for download at
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=139281

And a final note to the naming discussion of this localization: Macedonian
can't be wrong since even SourceForge lists it in it's Trove categorization
map: https://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/trove_list.php?form_cat=376

~Thomas

Ivan Mishev wrote:
> I tried out RoundCube and it's great... As a contribution i translated
> it to my language... keep up the good work
> 
> http://www.resnova-m.com/macedonian.rar
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chasd | 2 Jul 2007 16:27
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Re: 100% CPU

It is possible that CPU usage isn't the root cause of the system  
slowdown, just one of the symptoms. Sometimes high CPU usage can be  
the result of lots of disk I/O.
The processes don't really need the CPU, but once the system gets  
into a backlog because of a lot of disk I/O, CPU usage increases  
dramatically. Watch for processes that are in "D" status which  
indicates blocked for I/O most of the time.

Are a lot of users using the "search" feature ?

> top contents
> ************************************

<snip>

> PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
> 3081 apache 25 0 36660 12m 4044 R 13 0.6 1:11.59 httpd
> 3095 apache 25 0 36692 12m 4388 R 13 0.6 1:10.78 httpd
> 3897 apache 25 0 36716 12m 4360 R 13 0.6 1:15.59 httpd
> 3963 apache 25 0 36640 12m 4152 R 13 0.6 1:07.89 httpd
> 3972 apache 25 0 36708 12m 4060 R 13 0.6 1:11.78 httpd.

All apache processes, not imap processes.
IMHO, PHP is processing a lot of stuff that it got from the imap or  
db connections.
All are in "R" or running status, but 25 seems an odd priority to me,  
my apache processes run around 15 or 16 most of the time.

Charles Dostale
System Admin - Silver Oaks Communications
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till | 3 Jul 2007 19:25
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Re: 100% CPU

Is there anything else running on this server, or is it dedicated to
roundcube only?

Cheers,
Till
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Adrian Snyman | 2 Jul 2007 16:34
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Hanging on login

Using the latest Downloadable SVN release ...

I enter the username and password .. And the browser just times out there ..

In the MySQL Database, the Last login time is updated .. but the user is never 
logged in ...

The user/pass is correct ...

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Diana Ventimiglia | 3 Jul 2007 20:15

RE: 100% CPU

Hello,

This server is dedicated to Roundcube only.

-----Original Message-----
From: till [mailto:klimpong <at> gmail.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 10:26 AM
To: RoundCube Dev
Subject: Re: [RoundCube Dev] 100% CPU

Is there anything else running on this server, or is it dedicated to
roundcube only?

Cheers,
Till
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B. Johannessen | 3 Jul 2007 21:20
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RoundCube mailing lists...

RoundCube developers, users and list lurkers,

the machine running the RC mailing lists and archive has just been down 
for a little over 24 hours. This happened after what was supposed to be 
routine 10 minutes downtime while moving to out new server-room. Needles 
to say, things didn't go as planed.

Apparently the Linux ext3 file system does not handle large folders all 
that well, and I had one with at least a million files in it. This 
pissed off fsck.ext3 to the point where it started to move these files 
to lost+found.

Long story short, I no longer trust that machine (or any machine with an 
ext3 file system on it) to do any important work, and one of it's most 
important tasks is the RC mailing lists and archive.

So; as I don't really have the time to do mailing list maintenances 
these days, I'd like to ask for someone to take over the running/hosting 
  of our lists.

The 3 lists require very little resources to run. Some stats:

announce <at> lists.roundcube.net:
- 1958 subscribers
- 1 to 2 messages/month

dev <at> lists.roundcube.net:
- 629 subscribers
- 5 to 15 messages/day
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Brett Patterson | 2 Jul 2007 17:17

Re: Trac Spam

There's also TracSpamFilter which is a .egg extension to Trac and 
implements 4 spam filters (RegEx, IP blacklisting, IP throttling, 
aksimet, and Bayes (in development)).  They're easy to setup.  Just 
thought I'd throw that out there too.

http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/SpamFilter

~Brett

Brett Patterson wrote:
> Hi All!!!
>
> I'm not sure who maintains the trac site, or who maintains the server 
> that roundcube is on; however, if you can use Mod_Security from 
> www.modescurity.org I'd suggest it.  As of today, there's a project 
> called "ScallyWack" which is a set of rules for mod_security that is 
> for Trac Spam ;)  Something worth looking into.
>
> http://www.modsecurity.org/blog/archives/2007/06/scalywack_modse.html
>
> There seems to be a small pitfall.  I'm trying to get SVN working on 
> my server with mod_security installed, but hitting a few bumps with it 
> catching the PROP* and other REQUEST_METHODs.  Not sure if it's my 
> mod_security config, or I'm just not noticing something.
>
> Anyway.... it's just a suggestion so we can get our Trac back!!
>
> ~Brett
>
>
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till | 3 Jul 2007 23:18
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Re: 100% CPU

On 7/3/07, Diana Ventimiglia <diana_ventimiglia <at> volusion.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This server is dedicated to Roundcube only.

Could you figure out if users search a lot, or if you have large
mailboxes and so on. Or anything helpful in particular?

Also - I asked this on IRC -, which version of Roundcube are you
running? SVN? 0.1rc1 ? Something older?

Till
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till | 3 Jul 2007 23:20
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Re: Hanging on login

On 7/2/07, Adrian Snyman <adrians <at> supply-chain.co.za> wrote:
> Using the latest Downloadable SVN release ...
>
> I enter the username and password .. And the browser just times out there ..
>
> In the MySQL Database, the Last login time is updated .. but the user is never
> logged in ...
>
> The user/pass is correct ...

Hanging as in, it's loading but never finishes - or do you get a blank
screen after login?

Also, anything in the logs?

Till
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Adrian Snyman | 4 Jul 2007 08:20
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Re: Hanging on login

On Tuesday 03 July 2007 11:20:38 pm till wrote:
> On 7/2/07, Adrian Snyman <adrians <at> supply-chain.co.za> wrote:
> > Using the latest Downloadable SVN release ...
> >
> > I enter the username and password .. And the browser just times out there
> > ..
> >
> > In the MySQL Database, the Last login time is updated .. but the user is
> > never logged in ...
> >
> > The user/pass is correct ...
>
> Hanging as in, it's loading but never finishes - or do you get a blank
> screen after login?
>
> Also, anything in the logs?
>
> Till

Nothing in the Logs .. no error ...

The client times out trying to load the page .... so the page is never 
loaded ...

Thanks for the reply ...

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