> > I would have to check the code in more detail, but if I recall
> > correctly, the answer is yes. Old mail will have the entire
> > body in the database, new mail will have just the headers in
> > the database, and the body in the file system.
> If this is true, this would make me _very_ happy. ... since it sounds
> too good to be true, I'm going to ask just once more. :)
Kenny, unless one of us sets up a test, I don't have any better answer for
you. :-) I am almost certain that I did that test over a year ago by
accident (a change was committed that was borked, and caused db to behave as
if dbfile).
> The dbfile repository will look both in the db and on disk for the body
> of the message, so if it doesn't find it in one place, it will look for
> it in the other?
The respository will concatentate the blob from the database with the
content from the file respository, except that in the case of db, the latter
is null.
If you are nervous, setup a test.
--- Noel
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