upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
Hello, is there any tutorial how to upgrade hmail server from x86 version to x64?
Best regards
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
5.7 is an Alpha release not suited for public production!
SørenR.
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
thank you for your recommedation. but i have some performance issues and i want to test this x64 version.
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
just curious, what kind of performance issues do you have with 5.6.8?
Katip
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
i have got few users with more than 30000 messages and in the log of hmail server i have a error "OutOfMemoryHandler - hMailServer has run out of memory, clearing caches."
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
im not sure if x64 will solve your problem.
just install 64 bit over top of current version and let us kow the outcome.
backwards is a little tricky. see this : viewtopic.php?f=10&t=36314#p228452
just install 64 bit over top of current version and let us kow the outcome.
backwards is a little tricky. see this : viewtopic.php?f=10&t=36314#p228452
Katip
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
That's what I did
I believe that the out-of-memory issues become non-existent in the official 5.7 Alpha build
Make sure that you use an official one, and not a similar sounding one that is different and unsupported
https://build.hmailserver.com/login.html
You forum credentials from here will work, or you can log on anonymously
Just 'cause I link to a page and say little else doesn't mean I am not being nice.
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
Interesting... I wonder if Martin did put the "App can handle >2gb address space" flag in 5.7 otherwise you are still limited to 1.7 GB...
viewtopic.php?p=160610#p160610
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/310 ... ress-aware
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/228 ... xecutables
viewtopic.php?p=160610#p160610
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/310 ... ress-aware
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/228 ... xecutables
SørenR.
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
don't know if he did, but he said that he would
viewtopic.php?p=160610#p169260 (just a few posts below your link)
My system with typically 100 IMAP connections at once, processing some 1200-1500 mail messages per day, runs on less than 500Kb Ram (no local AV scanning)
I host four domains with more than 10 GB of data each, and I personally have one Public IMAP folder with more than 40 000 messages
I don't ever get those out-of-memory errors anymore...don't know if I ever did
viewtopic.php?p=160610#p169260 (just a few posts below your link)
My system with typically 100 IMAP connections at once, processing some 1200-1500 mail messages per day, runs on less than 500Kb Ram (no local AV scanning)
I host four domains with more than 10 GB of data each, and I personally have one Public IMAP folder with more than 40 000 messages
I don't ever get those out-of-memory errors anymore...don't know if I ever did
Just 'cause I link to a page and say little else doesn't mean I am not being nice.
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
5.7 is 64-bit, not? So all links discussing how to handle >2gb address space on 32-bit seem irrelevant to meSorenR wrote: ↑2021-05-11 08:17Interesting... I wonder if Martin did put the "App can handle >2gb address space" flag in 5.7 otherwise you are still limited to 1.7 GB...
viewtopic.php?p=160610#p160610
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/310 ... ress-aware
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/228 ... xecutables
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
Hello, i upgraded and it is working fine right now. Also memory error is not showing anymore. Hmail server is now using about 4.8GB of memory, when is synchronizing lof of emails (importing to mailbox). Is there any limitation of memory in this version or is it possible to increase to be using more to be faster.katip wrote: ↑2021-05-11 03:02im not sure if x64 will solve your problem.
just install 64 bit over top of current version and let us kow the outcome.
backwards is a little tricky. see this : viewtopic.php?f=10&t=36314#p228452
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
Limit? What limit?procomp wrote: ↑2021-05-11 23:13Hello, i upgraded and it is working fine right now. Also memory error is not showing anymore. Hmail server is now using about 4.8GB of memory, when is synchronizing lof of emails (importing to mailbox). Is there any limitation of memory in this version or is it possible to increase to be using more to be faster.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... s-releases
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x64: Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 or later: 128 TB
I'd guess that if your system is using 4.8GB, that's about the maximum it can process and the bottleneck is not your RAM.
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
I have a virtual - Windows server 2019, 4x vCPU, 8GB of RAM, 240GB SSD, Hmail server with MYSQL database, 2x LAN. Downloading messages from the server take long time. Now the hmail memory only consuming about 80MBpalinka wrote: ↑2021-05-12 00:10Limit? What limit?procomp wrote: ↑2021-05-11 23:13Hello, i upgraded and it is working fine right now. Also memory error is not showing anymore. Hmail server is now using about 4.8GB of memory, when is synchronizing lof of emails (importing to mailbox). Is there any limitation of memory in this version or is it possible to increase to be using more to be faster.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... s-releases
Different versions of windows have physical limits. The lowest I saw for any version less than 10 years old was windows 8 at 128 GB.Code: Select all
Memory and Address Space Limits ..... x64: Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 or later: 128 TB
I'd guess that if your system is using 4.8GB, that's about the maximum it can process and the bottleneck is not your RAM.
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
how are you downloading the messages?
(also do you do any inline AV scanning?)
(also do you do any inline AV scanning?)
Just 'cause I link to a page and say little else doesn't mean I am not being nice.
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
With large accounts
-In Thunderbird, I turn off message synchronisation
-In Outlook I minimise the amount of time that messages can be synced off line
This tends to make hMailserver behave better
I use spamassassin on a separate Ubuntu virtual machine, and CLAMAV is also installed on that machine, but I only use ClamaAV as part of the spamassassin checks, not independently as an AV scanner. I do find it pretty useless without the Sanesecurity defs, which are more Malware than Anti-virus detection anyway
My hmailserver is installed on a HyperV Windows 10 pro, 8 virtual processors, 12 GB RAM and SSD drives, with a single LAN, and it just idles along. Currently 77 IMAP connections, and hmailserver.exe is using less than 180Kb
-In Thunderbird, I turn off message synchronisation
-In Outlook I minimise the amount of time that messages can be synced off line
This tends to make hMailserver behave better
I use spamassassin on a separate Ubuntu virtual machine, and CLAMAV is also installed on that machine, but I only use ClamaAV as part of the spamassassin checks, not independently as an AV scanner. I do find it pretty useless without the Sanesecurity defs, which are more Malware than Anti-virus detection anyway
My hmailserver is installed on a HyperV Windows 10 pro, 8 virtual processors, 12 GB RAM and SSD drives, with a single LAN, and it just idles along. Currently 77 IMAP connections, and hmailserver.exe is using less than 180Kb
Just 'cause I link to a page and say little else doesn't mean I am not being nice.
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
you're fine with an install-over-top, just take care about libmysql.dll change.
i suggest to backup first at least HMS settings & domains + ini though.
Katip
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
giving smarty advise to others i myself got into trouble
upgrade from 5.6.8-2538 to 5.7.0-2572
during setup database upgrade failed with below error message:
i chaged UNIQUE to KEY, deleted redundant row, changed back to UNIQE...
then there were 3 other problematic rows too which i had to delete manually.
setup past:
stable -> 5.7 (without problem)
5.7 -> 5.6.8 (manual change dbversion to 5601)
5.6.8 -> 5.7 (as above)
otherwise all running fine for now.
jfyi..
upgrade from 5.6.8-2538 to 5.7.0-2572
during setup database upgrade failed with below error message:
i chaged UNIQUE to KEY, deleted redundant row, changed back to UNIQE...
then there were 3 other problematic rows too which i had to delete manually.
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stable -> 5.7 (without problem)
5.7 -> 5.6.8 (manual change dbversion to 5601)
5.6.8 -> 5.7 (as above)
otherwise all running fine for now.
jfyi..
Katip
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
That would be expected.
Upgrading to 5.7 would have made the necessary database changes. So downgrading without rolling back those changes and then upgrading again world sure result in the clash experienced.
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Upgrading to 5.7 would have made the necessary database changes. So downgrading without rolling back those changes and then upgrading again world sure result in the clash experienced.
[Entered by mobile. Excuse my spelling.]
5.7 on test.
SpamassassinForWindows 3.4.0 spamd service
AV: Clamwin + Clamd service + sanesecurity defs : https://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=26829
SpamassassinForWindows 3.4.0 spamd service
AV: Clamwin + Clamd service + sanesecurity defs : https://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=26829
Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
not necessarily i think.jimimaseye wrote: ↑2021-05-30 20:00That would be expected.
Upgrading to 5.7 would have made the necessary database changes. So downgrading without rolling back those changes and then upgrading again world sure result in the clash experienced.
[Entered by mobile. Excuse my spelling.]
clean 5.6.8 hm_settings table also have this rows.
EDIT//
yes, true. 5.6.8 don't have this rows.
(i looked at another 5.6.8 setup which i forgot having it also downgraded from 5.7)
so, we ignore this particular case.
Katip
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Re: upgrade 5.6.8 x86 to 5.7 x64
For sure I know that the SASL entries and additions are definitely for 5.7 only.
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5.7 on test.
SpamassassinForWindows 3.4.0 spamd service
AV: Clamwin + Clamd service + sanesecurity defs : https://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=26829
SpamassassinForWindows 3.4.0 spamd service
AV: Clamwin + Clamd service + sanesecurity defs : https://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=26829