Max Connections

[Nathan Miller]

I think it may have something to do w/ standalone mode.  Because naturally 
(or it seems anyway) that if running under inet that inet would control the 
connections.  I do prefer standalone mode as inet has really chapped my 
<insert colorful phrase here> in the past.  Another good question would be, 
how to set more than 5 processes listening.  I'd like to spawn about 50 for 
my current server traffic.  Settings similar to Apache's would be nice for 
min/max/spawn.

I'm running 0.15 myself.  Which seems ages old, just seems to work pretty well.

We only create one piece of software around here, and that's a windows 
(soon to be linux/windows/everything) based software which is used for any 
ISPs using our national backbone for dialups.  No palm software. =)

At 06:59 PM 11/19/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>At 04:44 PM 11/19/2001 -0800, you wrote:
> >Looks like spop3d will accept perhaps a max of 5 connections within a 
> specified time, then it denies for apx 60 seconds from the ip.   I notice 
> this does not log, nor is it configurable, nor can I find it in the code.
>
>I don't know anything about the code but that doesn't sound right to me 
>for the following reason:
>
>I host several (33, actually) domains. I personally have pop accounts on 
>about 11 of them. I have all my accounts set to check at 5 minute 
>intervals, which they do, and all at once, too. I'm fairly that means that 
>every 5 mins, my mail app logs in 11 - all from the same IP address. Even 
>"worse", 4 other people here in our company are behind the same NAT I am, 
>so we all appear to be coming from the same IP, and most of them have at 
>least 3 accounts up there. Since they use interval checking too, I rekon 
>we've got about 20 to 30  accounts logging in pretty constantly.
>
>I am, however, not running in standalone mode, and my code is a CVS check 
>out that's a few months old, so maybe something has changed.
>
>I'm not really saying you're wrong, it's just that the facts don't add up 
>on my end.
>
>Hey. You work for the people who make Jot and WordComp for the Palm OS?
>
>
> >I am running the server standalone. Can anyone point me in the right 
> direction?
> >
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