Wietse Venema put forth on 3/6/2011 3:29 PM: > Postfix uses statfs/statvfs as part of a safety net. If you delete > the call, then Postfix would waste more bandwidth receiving mail > that it can't store. > > However, if statfs/statvfs are broken, then there are likely to be > more problems.
> I would recommend against using the file system for > the email queue. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What?!?!? What?! Seeing you state this Wietse prompts me to run for the bomb shelter, for the world as we know it will soon end. :) Would that not make his only other option, assuming he sticks with his current kernel, a ramdisk? In a scenario where the target machine has only 64MB RAM? And considering you've expended countless keystrokes over the years telling OPs to _never_ _ever_ put the queue on a ramdisk? Or, are you suggesting, in a creative Wietse'esque dead pan humorous way, that he fix the problem with his current kernel, as I did far back in this thread, and others have since? -- Stan
