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Topic: How satisfied are you with the Roundcube UI Performance? Some tips?

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Hi.
I just wanted to know how satisfied are you with roundcube performance, as in do you find it snappy/fast while switching folders, composing etc.

I need some tips on the following:

1. Roundcube configuration : Some people say editing the config will give you better results. What are your experiences with this method and please share your configs.

2. Imapproxy : I have also read imapproxy is another good tool for better performance.
Does iRedmail by default install one or do I have to install it myself, if yes(is it possible to yum install it?)

3. Nginx or Apache : I still have to try it. Will try later tonight. The general consensus seems to be that Nginx is a lot faster.

Let me know about your views/experience on the above.

Thanks
Kevin

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Re: How satisfied are you with the Roundcube UI Performance? Some tips?

Oh and I am having some problems with the Nginx.

I did the following to stop the apache server:-
service httpd stop

I did the following to start nginx:-
service nginx start

It did stop the apache server and started it but now I have an error :-

502 Bad Gateway
nginx

The log says as follows:-
2015/04/22 10:47:31 [crit] 14769#0: *1 connect() to unix:/var/run/php-fpm/php-fpm.socket failed (2: No such file or directory) while connecting to upstream, client: 101.108.26.124, server: _$


Any idea why? Do i create a directory?

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Re: How satisfied are you with the Roundcube UI Performance? Some tips?

You have to start the php5-fpm service too

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Re: How satisfied are you with the Roundcube UI Performance? Some tips?

Ah okay.
Thanks.