Re: TROUBLE in child_init_hook?

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Howard Yuan wrote:
> Okie dokie. So if I'm reading correctly, the only
benefit for using the message cache is if I host huge
mailing lists (which I don't), so it'll be better that I
disable it. In disabling it, what really happens? Maia will
stop caching message-ID's...so...what does Maia do with the
message-ID's then? Does it just leaves it in memory as a
message is being passed through and then removed from memory
as soon as the message is done?
> 
> What signs or what should I look out for to show me
signs of where I do need the message-ID's cached? Would the
server slow down in processing mail (which I'm guessing it
won't since it no longer needs to write to the hard drive)?
What exactly will happen when I turn off caching of the
message-ID's?

Disabling the message cache is harmless, and should have no
visible
impact on your mail processing.  It's just one less thing
for Maia to
have to store and manage.  Message IDs will no longer be
cached at all,
so the 'db' subdirectory should no longer be used or
needed.

You'd only see a performance hit if you process a lot of
copies of the
same message, e.g. a mailing list or newsletter with a large
subscriber
list.  Otherwise, virtually all the mail you process will be
assigned a
unique message ID anyway, so caching offers no benefit.

- --
Robert LeBlanc <rjlrenaissoft.com>
Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
guard.com/>

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