John Gonzalez/netMDC admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Qpopper works fine for us, there is also a server-mode directive to
> change this default behavior to be more like a regular pop server, it
> will NOT copy the file and cause chunking on the HD.
We use qpopper currently in a high-volume environment, but I definitely
wouldn't describe it as "fine." We have a bunch of local patches to try
to reduce the amount of completely pointless work that it does by default
(or even the slightly non-pointless but still very time consuming stuff,
like updating Status headers, which isn't necessary in our particular
environment), and it's still a total hog. We're looking at switching to
Cyrus instead for a variety of reasons, including better support for
Kerberos, a better on-disk storage format, integration with IMAP (which
we're starting to need), a better way of managing users, and in general a
cleaner and seemingly more reliable package.
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Russ Allbery ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
