Hello SamHow about not starting the POP3 server, to force users to use the more efficient IMAP service? Or educating users to use IMAP rather than POP3. Or even getting them not to leave their mail on the server when using POP3 to connect.
thanks for the answer,
Is there anything that could be done to aptimize performance without having to
rewrite or change
the code? if you could point us to some direction maybe we could work in a small
patch or something else.
POP3 was never designed to be used with large mailboxes - just for helping the message take the last step in the chain to the final recipient.
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We are using maildir type mailbox.
Bill Michell
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