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>Yep I was getting the same thing I also downgraded.

Do you have UseSubjectsAsMaillogNames enabled?

> Do you have UseSubjectsAsMaillogNames enabled?
>
No its not turned on.

Hi,

I am plannig this installation:

Windows 2008 Server R2 64bits
ActivePerl-5.12.2.1203-MSWin32-x64-294165
ASSP_1.8.5.3

Is this possible and stable?
If not, which Perl-ASSP combination is stable to run over MSWin-x64?

Thank you,
Alessandro Cattani

> I am plannig this installation:
> 
> Windows 2008 Server R2 64bits
> ActivePerl-5.12.2.1203-MSWin32-x64-294165
> ASSP_1.8.5.3
> 
> Is this possible and stable?
> If not, which Perl-ASSP combination is stable to run over MSWin-x64?

Use the 32bits version of Perl, pick version 5.10 since
the 5.12 may still have some "glitches" and, if possible,
given the platform you're planning to use, pick ASSP
v2 instead of the v1 since the v2 is fully multhithreaded
and will allow you to better leverage system capabilities

As for the choice of 32bits Perl, it's due to the fact that a
lot of modules ASSP uses (either v1 or v2) don't exist for
the 64 bits architecture

Thank you,

I will try it.
But, it seems that ASSP v2 is not so popular...
All the messages in the list are about 1.8.x.x

Alessandro

El 15/02/2011 02:58 a.m., GrayHat escribió:
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>> I am plannig this installation:
>>
>> Windows 2008 Server R2 64bits
>> ActivePerl-5.12.2.1203-MSWin32-x64-294165
>> ASSP_1.8.5.3
>>
>> Is this possible and stable?
>> If not, which Perl-ASSP combination is stable to run over MSWin-x64?
> Use the 32bits version of Perl, pick version 5.10 since
> the 5.12 may still have some "glitches" and, if possible,
> given the platform you're planning to use, pick ASSP
> v2 instead of the v1 since the v2 is fully multhithreaded
> and will allow you to better leverage system capabilities
>
> As for the choice of 32bits Perl, it's due to the fact that a
> lot of modules ASSP uses (either v1 or v2) don't exist for
> the 64 bits architecture
>
>
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> I will try it.
> But, it seems that ASSP v2 is not so popular...
> All the messages in the list are about 1.8.x.x

Try joining the <assp-test@...> list :)

> Use the 32bits version of Perl, pick version 5.10 since
> the 5.12 may still have some "glitches" and, if possible,

forgot... whatever version of ASSP you'll decide to use,
before going into production, test it by setting up a VM
(use whatever virtualization platform you prefer) and
fiddle with it as needed; once you'll be ready, having
a VM will be easy moving the whole installation around
at will, not just that, you may also keep a backup copy
of the configured VM which may be of help to restore
things or even to quickly add another instance of ASSP
if/when need may arise

HTH

I'm just start testing it in VirtualBox.

WinSrvr2008x64
Perl 5.10.1.1008 x86
ASSP_2.0.1_2.0.19
Mailenable Enterprise v5.0

My actual production platform is:

WinSrvr2003 32bit
ActivePerl-5.8.8.822-MSWin32-x86-280952
assp-1.1.1
Mailenable Enterprise v4

Alessandro

El 16/02/2011 05:24 a.m., GrayHat escribió:
>
>> Use the 32bits version of Perl, pick version 5.10 since
>> the 5.12 may still have some "glitches" and, if possible,
> forgot... whatever version of ASSP you'll decide to use,
> before going into production, test it by setting up a VM
> (use whatever virtualization platform you prefer) and
> fiddle with it as needed; once you'll be ready, having
> a VM will be easy moving the whole installation around
> at will, not just that, you may also keep a backup copy
> of the configured VM which may be of help to restore
> things or even to quickly add another instance of ASSP
> if/when need may arise
>
> HTH
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> The ultimate all-in-one performance toolkit: Intel(R) Parallel Studio XE:
> Pinpoint memory and threading errors before they happen.
> Find and fix more than 250 security defects in the development cycle.
> Locate bottlenecks in serial and parallel code that limit performance.
> http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-dev2devfeb
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