Sorry to bother all you, but I am refactoring my home server and I am trying to move all my mailboxes over a (simil)RAID based storage.
Moving the actual mailboxes is a piece of cake, and with rsync all permissions are copied from one server to the other. I did re-apply the ownership, as the courier user had to change from one installation to the other, and I did re-install 0.74.1 (I know, there is the .2 out there, but for the moment I am sticking with what I know works for me ;) ) So after all this migration pain I startup the new server and give it a test run, before getting it into production, and all hell brake loose. Basically when I get a message, mail drop fails with the following error: courierlocal: id=0000000000220659.000000005574A4F2.00001635,from=<xx@xx>,addr=<xx@xx>: maildrop: link() failed. The only think that comes to my mind is that the mailboxes are actually mounted via 9p (the mail server is a VM running on top of the HOST/Storage). I did try to mount the directory with NFS, and got the same error. What would be the best practice to actually have mailboxes stored on an NFS/9p mounted partition? I did some research on the web, but nothing conclusive came out. Thanks to all that may help me. Best regards, ivan ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list courier-users@lists.sourceforge.net Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
