Hi All
In my research regarding EGW performance tweaks, I have been learning about the many possible bottle-necks to good user response times.
Thanks to Ralf, I was able to get EGW pages to be almost as snappy as locally installed apps, using PHP accelerators & modifying MySQL configurations.
I am still seeing some issues with folks using felamimail to access a separate email server (Postfix/Cyrus). On the email server side, I have been able to make a few improvements to file system access by adding “noatime” statements to /etc/fstab, and I have been learning far more than I would really like about the nuts & bolts of Cyrus. I found one article that referenced the fact that many webmail clients will log into the email server every time the user performs any action within the webmail client (ie changing folders, performing search, etc).
I see this activity in the server logs, and I am wondering if there is a method to set connection persistence, either on the EGW client side, or on the email host side, to reduce this activity?
Thanks
Ken
