[SOLVED] Really slow imap performance on zcs 5.0.9 Hi,
i did set up a new Zimbra Open source Edition 5.0.9 in a Xen domu (Ubuntu 8.04 LTS 62bit). Almost everything worked fine, User migration, syncing mails ....
Server is pretty a fresh install but i have unbelievable performance problems with the imap server but only with imap Connections. Everthing else looks pretty normal.
Server is a Dual core(3 Ghz) with 4 GB ram
zimbra domu uses one CPU and 768 Mb Ram.
Zimbra serves only Mailaccounts for 4-5 Users so it should not require much cpu or ram.
But whatever i tried i can only download messages from the zimbra-imap server with an average of 15-20 Kb/s what is really sucking cause we have a lot of huge mails.
Tested with Apple Mailclient, Thunderbird (Linux/win) and everything from to different Networks. Even Zimbra desktop is not fast with this.
Antivirus and Spamscanner are not running on the zimbra Server. I checked it twice that it is not running. AV/AS is running on our mx server, cause i using a fine tuned setup with exim rules.
Except of missing AV/AS the zimbra configuration is a standard install with zcs community build for ubuntu.
On my old mailserver (celeron 2.4 Ghz 512 MB Ram) i used courier and i get an average up to 600 Kb/s but the old server was additionally running exim/AV/AS/LAMP-stack and it was still 20 times faster than the new one.
I tested copying some data with scp to the zimbra server (maybe something broken with the Connection) but the speed looks usall.
I checked if maybe the dom0 or the other domu`s are consuming IO/CPU but they are running idle. After this i disabled mail indexer for some accounts but it did not changed anything.
i use cacti to graph my servers and the zimbra server has always a load between 0.5-1, even nobody is fetching mails. Is this normal?
I took a look into /opt/zimbra/zmstat/mailboxd.csv but if i dont know what im looking for it is not helpfull.
Can anybody give me some tips where i should look, to locate the problem? Or does zimbra just certain amount of Ram before it will work like it should. Would be 1 GB solve the Problem? |