I dont understand.
When we goto the webmail server, we dont actually get chance to log in or select which mail server were on etc. So at this stage, how is any selection to which mail server were on, made? And so how would it be having trouble with certain mail servers? It seems like its either all of them, or the webmail server itself. Or is it a link between the webmail and the cpanel DB?
No, the webmail system is located on one standalone server.
When you use webmail, it connects to your mail server to retrieve your mail.
What we believe is happening is that the # of available connections is getting maxed out at certain points in the day resulting in a time-out, when its connecting to certain mail servers.
We are implementing dspam globally over the next 7 days, and that should free up a substantial # of connections and reduce load, that should totally resolve this issue. In the meantime, we are working on short term solutions
Thats what I thought. But the problem we have, is that we dont actually get to the point of fetching the mail. the actual webmail doesnt load. the server 500 error.
but if you say the DSPAM implementation will solve this, then I take ur word for it.
cheers
yep, more errors. VERY slow once again. This needs sorting. It just keeps happening. A standalone webmail server should be lightning fast.If you try the dwmail ad dwmail site to check your email, its very very quick, so your installation should be equal if not faster!!
We blocked an IP that was creating 200+ connections to webmail. Should be fine as of now.
This happens when webmail gets over 750 simultaneous connections. We are working on a permanent fix
I really hope this gets figured out permenantly soon - webmail is pretty much unusable - up for 5 minutes and then down with server errors. I’ve resorted to using the @mail demo at demo.atmail.com to check my emails.