* Peter Stuge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: | > PS: And yes, I know it's been mentioned before, but the perfect mailbox | > format has yet to be discovered. For example, one that allows snappy | > access even with 300000 messages, one that allows setting of flags | > without race conditions (such as the renaming in Maildir, which is | > very inefficient with big mailboxes with many accessors, such as a | > shared mailing list), one that allows moving, adding and deleting | > messages fast, and in a crash-safe way. One that deals with modern | > principles such as indexing, shared mailboxes and high concurrency. | > That would be something. :) | | Sounds a lot like an indexed SQL server.. | | Does anyone on the list have experience from mail stored e.g. in | MySQL?
http://dbmail.org/index.php?page=overview Authors of dbmail running the project on some very high traffic hosts as I remember...
