how_to:vpop3_historical_logger_backlog
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| how_to:vpop3_historical_logger_backlog [2011/10/11 09:54] – created paul | how_to:vpop3_historical_logger_backlog [2011/10/11 11:33] – [What is PostgreSQL (or VPOP3 v3 or later) is already in use?] paul | ||
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| VPOP3 version 2.6 has the option of installing PostgreSQL for this database as an option (see the error message above) which is a **lot** quicker than SQLite at inserts, especially multiple simultaneous inserts. VPOP3 versions 3 and later use PostgreSQL by default. | VPOP3 version 2.6 has the option of installing PostgreSQL for this database as an option (see the error message above) which is a **lot** quicker than SQLite at inserts, especially multiple simultaneous inserts. VPOP3 versions 3 and later use PostgreSQL by default. | ||
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| If PostgreSQL is being used for the logging database, then it is extremely unlikely to encounter this problem. If it does, then it usually indicates a disk problem, eg a partially failing disk, or excessive disk fragmentation. | If PostgreSQL is being used for the logging database, then it is extremely unlikely to encounter this problem. If it does, then it usually indicates a disk problem, eg a partially failing disk, or excessive disk fragmentation. | ||
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