Yep .. max_allowed_packet did the trick .. I also upgraded mysql into
4.x, even though it was unnecessary. I had to do it sooner or later, so
why not now.
Anyway ... the problem went away, but I found out that there are still
few things wrong. First of all the system does write cache entries very
selectively. In other words whenever I check my mailbox it always
fetches whole bunch from server which means that when I open the inbox
the courier cpu usage hits the ceiling, rendering the sofwtare
intolerably slow. I actually got rid of it by deleting about 1000
mails, but this is not supposed to happen, I think. When I have like
few hundred mails everything is nice and dandy.
P
Hi,I wrote in with this problem just a few days ago - I followed the link provided by Thomas and implemented the my.cnf fix from that page. Specifically, I created the file /etc/my.cnf and put in it:[mysqld]set-variable = max_allowed_packet=16MThen I restarted mysql and it completely fixed the problem.You probably also want to upgrade mysql if you canRegards,StephenOn 22-Nov-05, at 9:25 AM, Thomas Bruederli wrote:This problem is known but has nothing to do with your system configuration:You can switch off caching in config/main.inc.php to avoid these errors.Regards,ThomasTanel Raja wrote:Hello there,What are the demans for software to use Roundcube. I mean I installedthe Roundcube from CVS, confiured everything there is toconfigure, butI'm still getting errors such as:
*DB Error in(150): * DB Error: unknown error; QUERY: INSERT INTO cache(created, user_id, session_id, cache_key, data)VALUES (now(), ?, ?, ?, ?)while loading inbox (which take quite a lot of time -- because of theerror probably)I'm using:Mysql -- 3.23.49PHP -- PHP 4.3.10Apache -- 1.3.26Any idea if this stuff is current enough to run RoundCube?P-----Blog -- http://fm.ee/pronto/