Subj : Re: Fmail (2018 Questions)
To   : Ozz Nixon
From : Wilfred van Velzen
Date : Sat Feb 16 2019 12:41 pm

Hi Ozz,

On 2019-02-15 10:43:23, you wrote to me:

 WV>> wilnux5:/home/fido/log # grep 'Toss Active' fmail.log | tail

 ON> C:\BBS\FMAIL>grep "Toss Active" TOSSER.LOG
 ON>   22:45:11  Toss Active: 0.015 sec.
 ON>   22:46:00  Toss Active: 0.171 sec.
 ON>   13:30:16  Toss Active: 2.125 sec.
 ON>   13:52:33  Toss Active: 0.172 sec.
 ON>   14:09:49  Toss Active: 0.171 sec.
 ON>   16:16:57  Toss Active: 0.203 sec.
 ON>   18:45:29  Toss Active: 0.203 sec.
 ON>   18:58:05  Toss Active: 0.218 sec.
 ON>   18:58:19  Toss Active: 0.203 sec.
 ON>   19:09:40  Toss Active: 7.884 sec.
 ON>   13:46:53  Toss Active: 0.313 sec.
 ON>   13:54:08  Toss Active: 4.218 sec.
 ON>   14:00:51  Toss Active: 0.218 sec.
 ON>   14:01:46  Toss Active: 1.859 sec.
 ON>   10:04:48  Toss Active: 1.860 sec.
 ON>   18:23:26  Toss Active: 1.781 sec.
 ON>   18:24:20  Toss Active: 0.406 sec.
 ON>   10:20:22  Toss Active: 1.616 sec.

 ON> As you can see, it is not as fast as your Linux system, it is not bad
 ON> though. The biggest delay is unpacking my daily digest of FSXNET. Those 
are
 ON> the times FMail exceed a 1000ms.

This might also be influenced by periodic tossing. In my case when I toss 
immediately after the mailer session. The received files are almost certainly 
still in memory caches. When you toss periodic, depending on how busy your 
system is, and the resources available, that might not be the case...

Bye, Wilfred.

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