un...@xmailserver.org]De la part de Rittikorn L
Envoyé : vendredi 9 septembre 2011 04:57
À : xmail@xmailserver.org
Objet : Re: [xmail] Mailbox on NAS
As my understanding for folder domains will use when send to local Email
only, it mean for outside Email,
no need to care about domains folder
As my understanding for folder domains will use when send to local Email
only, it mean for outside Email,
no need to care about domains folder. It correct?
for testing update
I try to debug XMail logs and found error when move file from
/var/MailRoot/tmp/
/var/MailRoot/domains///Maildir/new/
I've got my temp folder in a ram drive 2.5 gigs ramdrive. And it helps a lot
(we have 17 filters that each needs to view and possibly alter each
message).
And while your right a slight decrease in speed due to having to copy a
file. It would will be dwarfed by the speed of both the lan and nfs in
You probably have root squash turned on. Meaning no root access over nfs.
Ps. NFS is really not a good way to fix your low storage needs. Email
systems has too high a reads and writes count NFS to stay stable very lonh
with out a at least a nfs restart twice a day. And durning that time you'll
nee
Hi,
I'm not sure why this doesn't work, but for the performance, It might
also not be a good idea to have the domains folder and the spool folder
in different locations. I do think XMail does "move" files between those
folders, which isn't the same as copying a file and then deleting the
original
Update.
If I mount MailRoot folder to storage it can work normally.
but it include spool folder, I don't want process spool folder at storage
because storage it low performance, May be if run in real environment
will lose connection.
someone has any idea?
Regards,
Rittikorn L.
On 08/09/11
