On Thu December 29 2005 12:09, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
> Jerry Amundson wrote:
>
> [...]
>
> > You seem to be willy-nilly throwing solutions at this problem
> > without really understanding either one. Based on ChangeLogs from
> > RedHat and SGI, no major things have changed, and as others have
> > pointed out, the fam including in distro's *does* work.
>
> Hæh? I've continually pointed out, mainly on this list, and shall go
> on doing so 'til I drop, that the sgi_fam included with RHAS3 and
> RHAS4 is *utter shit* and does not work (at least, not with any
> version of Courier IMAP since 3.0.6, at least). And I'm a loyal Red
> Hat fan, have been for years.

I'm not disputing that. Our server runs with "IMAP_ENHANCEDIDLE=0", 
mostly due to those very problems.
However, crappy fam does not prevent imapd from functioning, but other 
things would, such as a *misconfigured* fam, or having both i386 and 
x64 versions of fam packages installed, etc.

I've been running fam-2.6.7-6 on my RH 7.3 server for nearly two years. 
YMMV... 

> Why on earth do you think that I'd ever have taken the trouble to
> reinvent the wheel, if the original *had* worked? Or why so many
> other Red Hat/Courier aficionados have complained about it not
> working? *No-one* I've ever seen on this list has ever said that Red
> Hat's sgi_fam has actually worked for him/her, in fact the opposite.

Really?! Quoting Gordon from yesterday...
On Wed December 28 2005 13:50, Gordon Messmer wrote:
> Tony Earnshaw wrote:
> > Red Hat's sgi_fam is
> > utter shit and even when you've got it running, you'll still get
> > the same, literally the same, errors.
>
> That's not true...  I've run Courier's IMAP server with several
> different Red Hat releases, and you won't get any errors when FAM is
> configured properly.

jerry


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