I wrote:
> sqwebmaild: Can't create cache file
> |./tmp/1347453856.M913276P8271_sqwebmail-db.adm5|: No locks available
>
> But when I have a look into this directory the file exists:
> # ls -l ~doll/Maildir/tmp/
> total 0
> -rw------- 1 doll users 0 Sep 12 14:44
> 1347453856.M913276P8271_sqwebmail-db.adm5
>
> This does not happen if the Maildir is on a local disk (different user).
I solved the problem by no longer using the NAS. I got a new USB
Diskarray which is fine like a builtin local disc.
Maybe the problem was time syncronization with the NAS. I always had the
problem that when i touched a file the date of the file was a few
minutes in the future. Maybe sqwebmaild was worried by that too. Even
running ntpdate on the NAS didnt help, as it didn't set time correctly.
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