I'm planning the migration from our current mail setup (IMAP server has
local disk for Unix mbox formatted mail folders and /var/mail inboxes,
being delivered via Sendmail over NFS) to a new setup with mix formatted
mailboxes with a local Postfix delivery and I was curious if it's a
better idea to configure Postfix with tmail to directly deliver to a mix
mailbox in the users home directory, or let Postfix drop mbox formatted
mail to /var/mail and then let imapd snarf the /var/mail inbox into the
mix inbox the next time the user checks mail.
On first thought, I planned on direct tmail deliveries, but then I was
thinking that I may be driving up the load average due to exec'ing tmail
and locking the mix inbox on every incoming message vs appending to the
/var/mail mbox and then only needing to lock the mix inbox when the user
is actually requesting new mail.
Thought???
Tom Leach
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