Dave Richardson wrote:
DAve wrote:
Tom Collins wrote:
On Jan 2, 2007, at 1:37 PM, DAve wrote:
front-end (target)-> NFS (source)
---
/home/vpopmail/domains -> /shared/vdomains
/var/qmail/control -> /shared/qmail-control
/usr/local/www
DAve wrote:
Tom Collins wrote:
On Jan 2, 2007, at 1:37 PM, DAve wrote:
front-end (target)-> NFS (source)
---
/home/vpopmail/domains -> /shared/vdomains
/var/qmail/control -> /shared/qmail-control
/usr/local/www -> /shared/webmail
/var
> Anyone aware of a particularly good discussion of building a farm of
> vpopmail "compliant" front-end machines for user access to a central
> file server via NFS on linux? I'm concerned that I haven't thought
> through issues in how to properly account for webmail/IMAP, MySQL for
> storing smtp
Tom Collins wrote:
On Jan 2, 2007, at 1:37 PM, DAve wrote:
front-end (target)-> NFS (source)
---
/home/vpopmail/domains -> /shared/vdomains
/var/qmail/control -> /shared/qmail-control
/usr/local/www -> /shared/webmail
/var/tmp
On Jan 2, 2007, at 1:37 PM, DAve wrote:
front-end (target)-> NFS (source)
---
/home/vpopmail/domains -> /shared/vdomains
/var/qmail/control -> /shared/qmail-control
/usr/local/www -> /shared/webmail
/var/tmp -> /shared/web
DAve wrote:
Sorry, had more thoughts...
Dave Richardson wrote:
Anyone aware of a particularly good discussion of building a farm of
vpopmail "compliant" front-end machines for user access to a central
file server via NFS on linux? I'm concerned that I haven't thought
through issues in how t
Dave Richardson wrote:
Anyone aware of a particularly good discussion of building a farm of
vpopmail "compliant" front-end machines for user access to a central
file server via NFS on linux? I'm concerned that I haven't thought
through issues in how to properly account for webmail/IMAP, MySQL
Anyone aware of a particularly good discussion of building a farm of
vpopmail "compliant" front-end machines for user access to a central
file server via NFS on linux? I'm concerned that I haven't thought
through issues in how to properly account for webmail/IMAP, MySQL for
storing smtp-auth I
