At each mailbox it should open some files related to the mailbox and never close them !
The use is to connect to a unique mailbox and read mails and browse subfolders, and then always use the same related files.
As a workaround you could try to logout and login before to switch mailbox.
Regards
On 8/25/07, Dale Ghent <
daleg@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Aug 24, 2007, at 11:49 AM, Rob McMahon wrote:
> Cyrus-2.2.13 (yes, I know it's getting on a bit). Solaris 10 SPARC,
> around 115,000 mailboxes.
>
> After deleting just a few, I start getting errors like "Must login
> first", "System I/O Error" (sorry, I haven't got the exact messages to
> cut & paste). Looking in the logs I see:
We (Rob Banz and I) are seeing the same thing on Solaris 10 x86. We
started our mass mail migration this past monday and a number of user
migrations have failed due to the same error.
We haven't found the cause yet, but to get around it for now we
cranked up the per-process FD limit and limited the number of
requests a imapd is allowed to handle. It looks like a file
descriptor leak of some sort. So far that has been a decent work-around.
/dale
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