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I have 100+ users that login to a web page to do their daily
task. They stay on that page all day. We have a 'unread' message
count for each user's email account and some other shared accounts
( fax, customer-service, etc). Every 60 seconds, the web server
does a php imap_open / imap_status / imap _close for each user (
and the shared accounts ) and updates the web page with their
unseen message count. This has always struck me as inefficient.... We generate a lot of
log messages constantly just to keep track of the unseen message
count. Is there a better way to handle this other than don't do this or
do this less often? We're using cyrus 2.4. ( recently migrated from 2.2 ) I am not opposed to running a shell script on the mail server and returning the unseen counts for all users via a file system check or db read -vs- imap api. I've thought of using imap idle but when we looked at that with
cyrus 2.2, it did not work for us.... might look at that again. Just wanted to know if anyone had any thoughts on this.
Thanks - jack --
jack - Southlake Texas - http://mylinuxguy.net - 817-601-7338 |
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