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The current IMAP locking system is not 100% foolproof.
If the auto-connect option is off and a site has a ton of concurrent users per second (greater than 12) during the time when a new IMAP inbox connection is needed, a ton of duplicate IMAP connections will occur, which could cause duplicate posts. This could happen on a high-trafficked site, but for the majority of sites, this should be okay.
If your site suffers from this, use the "Automatically Reconnect?" setting to only initiate the IMAP connection from the RBE settings page, available in 1.0-RC5+.
Otherwise, using a daemon or a proper queue system would resolve these problems:
A POSIX compatible operating system (Linux, OSX, BSD)
POSIX and PCNTL Extensions for PHP
beanstalkd
beanstalkd installed on the box
I'm kind of dropping support for IMAP mode in favor of inbound email (#46). This is just a note if someone wants to help implement this via a plugin, which should be possible now that the IMAP locking functions are pluggable (see commit 2adc4d0).
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The current IMAP locking system is not 100% foolproof.
If the auto-connect option is off and a site has a ton of concurrent users per second (greater than 12) during the time when a new IMAP inbox connection is needed, a ton of duplicate IMAP connections will occur, which could cause duplicate posts. This could happen on a high-trafficked site, but for the majority of sites, this should be okay.
If your site suffers from this, use the "Automatically Reconnect?" setting to only initiate the IMAP connection from the RBE settings page, available in 1.0-RC5+.
Otherwise, using a daemon or a proper queue system would resolve these problems:
However, this increases the server requirements:
PHP-Daemon
beanstalkd
I'm kind of dropping support for IMAP mode in favor of inbound email (#46). This is just a note if someone wants to help implement this via a plugin, which should be possible now that the IMAP locking functions are pluggable (see commit 2adc4d0).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: