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Old 08-20-2011, 05:58 AM
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I am having same problem on my system. The Web Interface & My OS getting stuck after few days. I have checked CPU & Memory usage status.
By 'top' command. And see what I found....

1) CPU Usage is 80 to 90%.
2) 'amavisd' & 'java' service is using maximum CPU.

See The Terminal output by executing command 'top'

Code:
#top

top - 18:23:06 up  6:34,  2 users,  load average: 13.55, 13.33, 12.82
Tasks: 317 total,  11 running, 306 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie
Cpu(s): 83.3%us, 15.7%sy,  0.0%ni,  0.0%id,  0.0%wa,  0.2%hi,  0.8%si,  0.0%st
Mem:   2056776k total,  1846488k used,   210288k free,    76068k buffers
Swap:  2966520k total,   332732k used,  2633788k free,   166652k cached
Code:
  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND
21716 zimbra    20   0  416m  10m 3608 S   22  0.5  12:13.79 slapd
18728 zimbra    20   0  212m  63m 3976 R   19  3.1   0:14.47 amavisd
19229 zimbra    20   0  212m  61m 3960 R   19  3.1   0:02.59 amavisd
19187 zimbra    20   0  212m  62m 3956 R   18  3.1   0:04.41 amavisd
19191 zimbra    20   0  212m  62m 3956 R   18  3.1   0:03.44 amavisd
19027 zimbra    20   0  212m  62m 3960 R   18  3.1   0:05.02 amavisd
19228 zimbra    20   0  212m  61m 3964 R   18  3.1   0:03.13 amavisd
19233 zimbra    20   0  212m  61m 3964 S   12  3.1   0:02.76 amavisd
19235 zimbra    20   0  212m  61m 3964 R    9  3.1   0:02.63 amavisd
19190 zimbra    20   0  212m  62m 3972 R    8  3.1   0:03.62 amavisd
23770 postfix   20   0 48332 3004 2060 S    5  0.1   1:38.11 proxymap
 5814 postfix   20   0 48404 3132 2112 S    4  0.2   1:45.42 proxymap
18777 zimbra    20   0  212m  62m 3960 R    4  3.1   0:10.88 amavisd
23200 root      20   0 48084 1752 1580 S    4  0.1   2:19.63 master
27475 postfix   20   0 48416 3080 2056 S    2  0.1   2:12.27 proxymap
23210 postfix   20   0 48380 2572 2056 S    1  0.1   1:37.01 proxymap
25622 postfix   20   0 48364 3032 2060 S    1  0.1   1:32.83 proxymap



OS: Ubuntu 10.04 64bit.
ZCS:- 7.0

And one more thing The Web interface getting normal for some time after flush or delete the mail queues.

Please help And Sorry for my bad English.

Last edited by phoenix; 08-20-2011 at 06:14 AM..
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Old 08-20-2011, 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted by hanuman.mumbai1947 View Post
I am having same problem on my system. The Web Interface & My OS getting stuck after few days.
This is not the same problem mentioned above, that's a problem with MySQL. Do not add your posts to threads that have no relationship to your problem, I'll move this post to a new thread.
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Old 08-20-2011, 06:17 AM
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And one more thing The Web interface getting normal for some time after flush or delete the mail queues.
You need to look in the log files and see what's happening on your system. You also need to provide the specifications of your hardware. This looks like there's lots of mail in the queues, you need to find out why that's happening, check the log files. Have you made any changes to the anti-spam system or any other changes to Zimbra? Did you search the forums for similar problems?
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Old 08-20-2011, 07:28 AM
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Thanks for replay.... I'll see log files and then I'll back to you...

My Hardware Details as follows...

Pross : Intel 3.0 Ghz,
RAM : 2 GB DDR
HDD : 80 GB

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