John Rudd writes:
1) So, if I'm not going to put user spools in AFS space, for the reasons already discussed, are there any problem with putting them in NFS space?
No problems at all. Maildirs are meant to be used with NFS.
The only issue is that you'll need to run ntpd to keep everyone's clocks synchronized.Does courier's locking mechanism work well enough that NFS's (terrible) locking mechanism wont be an issue? Are there any other issues I should consider if I want to have M machines doing mail delivery and M machines doing POP/IMAP sessions (where the machines may
Linux or IRIX-based NFS farms should also be running FAM (and Courier compiled with FAM support), to get some value-added functionality.
Dump it. What you should do is extract the timestamp on the From_ line, and save the timestamp as the modification time of the message file.3) When converting an existing IMAP setup (UW-IMAP) with mbox folders to Courier's maildirs, do you need the unix envelope "From " to be preserved? Or can you dump it? Otherwise, what things need to be done
when splitting up the mbox file into a maildir folder? is a tool for this included?
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