Re: balsa no-thread crash detected
- From: Brian Stafford <brian stafford uklinux net>
- To: fusion heavywater net
- Cc: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: balsa no-thread crash detected
- Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:50:47 +0100
On Fri, 24 August 15:15 Timothy Alan Chandler wrote:
> On 2001.08.24 08:00 Brian Stafford wrote:
>
> > If libESMTP in balsa works for you why use another configuration to
> > achieve the same thing? I don't understand. Is Balsa+libESMTP less
> > efficient than Balsa+qmail's sendmail? Or are you saying that you
> > don't want to use libESMTP because measurements on other SMTP clients
> > showed poor performance wrt QMQP? Your previous message implies you
> > can't adopt libESMTP because the SMTP reputation is already tarnished
> > by your previous measurements.
>
> Because at the time, we lacked any other choice.
>
> Nothing supported libESMTP, and quite frankly I didn't know it even
> existed.
Well, it is fairly recent. The original release was in February.
> When switching to QMQP we noticed a significant decrease in
> resource usage on the mail server (20-25% decrease overall). Grant it,
> prior to using QMQP we had to depend on less than efficient SMTP
> implementations. I don't know if balsa+libESMTP is more efficient than
> balsa+sendmail.QMQP or even as efficient, but I plan on finding out when
> time permits.
OK.
> There is nothing stopping us from adopting SMTP via libESMTP, it will just
> take more time and effort than it did to adopt QMQP since it has to be
> hardcoded in all MUA in use. Time and effort I'm not willing to spend
> unless I'm sure libESMTP can achieve the same overall performance.
There is a program I've half written which is effectively the libESMTP
example program but with sendmail compatible command arguments. I only
work on this occasionally because I'm currently occupied with making
libESMTP ready for version 1.0. Sounds like this program would be of use
to you.
Brian Stafford
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