On Tue, 2013-03-05 at 15:33 -0800, Professa Dementia wrote:
> > I am basing most of this on my experience of RedHat vs. the SuSE > configuration for Apache. The split files of SuSE were always easier to httpd, which utilises identical directives is nothing like Dovecot with split config files containing different directives, no comparison. > manage and had less problems. And when there was a problem, I knew > exactly where to go to look, and that file generally fit on one editor > screen so I could see all the applicable directives all at once, instead > of wading through a huge file, scrolling up and down, accidentally > changing the wrong stanza, etc. > You got serious problems if your dovecot.conf ends up like a large httpd config with thousands of vhosts... my conf file is massive, so massive its like , wow, 4.7k in size, I should really split that into a bunch of tiny idy bidy files :)
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