Hi All, I have a problem. When I installed my courier server (with userdb for virtual domains), I configured all user $HOME and $MAIL as the same directory (my mistake). Now, I feel this is a major scalability problem.
I am writing a script to move $MAIL to $HOME/Maildir now. My mistake is now compounded by the fact that there are files that should be in $MAIL, and there are files that should be in $HOME. My users access their mails via POP/IMAP/Webmail. So, if anyone could tell me what files should I leave in $HOME, and what files should I move to $HOME/Maildir, I'd be happy. I have about 200 users on one server, and many times more on another. The first one is for about 5 domains, the second for about 50 or so (so its not a task that I can do manually). I'd like to have a list of files created by courier (pop3/imap/webmail modules). I am inclined to think that except for webmail, other modules create files only inside $MAIL. (Any other way to go about this is fine). Primary consideration is that webmail customisations should not be lost, and also quota settings etc. Secondly, I also want to move to PostgreSQL. Can I use the crypted password found in the userdb files, or will I have to reset all user passwords? Also, can I have additional columns in the table used by Courier (say a GECOS field, for a later program that can search for users on the local database, for example - or to store Yahoo/MSN IDs and phone numbers - I suppose this shouldn't create problems to courier). Binand ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
