We have a rather annoying setup right now where we have one imap server
that mounts user home directories over NFS to provide imap services to
users. Home directories are split across 3 separate servers. The
network and CPU load introduced by this is noticeable and getting worse
for a number of reasons.
It would be much better to have user go to imap on the relevant
home-dir server rather than to a server that mounts everything over
NFS. With the home directory servers separated like this, users would
have to know which server their home directories are local to unless
there was a central server they hit first that could refer them on to
another server.
A proxy would do if it could figure out which server to relay this on
to, but it would be better to do referrals.
As far as I can tell from RFCs this should be possible. Referral is
mentioned a number of times in source. I just haven't figured out how
it gets set, and I've not found the right search string if its in the
list archives (so sorry if this has been asked before).
How can I set referrals to other servers on a per user basis? Can I
even do it, or should I be looking at something else?
Thanks,
Ryan Tokarek
Unix Sysadmin
Wolfram Research Inc.
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