Hello,

today when I started work I opened the Openoffice spreadsheet I had been
working on yesterday. It took about 15 seconds to open. No CPU activity.
Puzzling.

The only other thing different from yesterday is that the company's mail server
seems to be down. Could that have to do with OOs sluggishness? How so?

Which brings me to another point: I've set up my system so that exim locally
accepts SMTP connections and relays mail through the company server (the
firewall doesn't allow SMTP directly to the outside). OK that server is
down at the moment, no big deal, but what puzzles me is that exim itself
takes forever to locally accept mail. Same thing when I do a "mailq" (where
of course I still see all my outgoing mails from this morning).

How is that? Shouldn't exim just accept mail, stuff it in the queue and then
worry about what to do with it?

Thanks,
--D.

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On 01/30/08 02:45, Dan H. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> today when I started work I opened the Openoffice spreadsheet I had been
> working on yesterday. It took about 15 seconds to open. No CPU activity.
> Puzzling.

I've seen that symptom before on Windows, but not Linux.

OOo is pretty complex, though, and stuffed with Java. Maybe it's
got to do DNS lookups for some reason.

If you re-open the document, does it exhibit the same behavior? If
so, it would be interesting to run it with strace.

> The only other thing different from yesterday is that the company's mail server
> seems to be down. Could that have to do with OOs sluggishness? How so?
>
> Which brings me to another point: I've set up my system so that exim locally
> accepts SMTP connections and relays mail through the company server (the
> firewall doesn't allow SMTP directly to the outside). OK that server is
> down at the moment, no big deal, but what puzzles me is that exim itself
> takes forever to locally accept mail. Same thing when I do a "mailq" (where
> of course I still see all my outgoing mails from this morning).
>
> How is that? Shouldn't exim just accept mail, stuff it in the queue and then
> worry about what to do with it?
>
> Thanks,
> --D.


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Ron Johnson, Jr.
Jefferson LA USA

"I'm not a vegetarian because I love animals, I'm a vegetarian
because I hate vegetables!"
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