Kaustubh Agashe ha scritto: > Hi Stefano, > Thanks a lot for your reply. > > Could you post this reply on the forum? My query is posted at: > http://www.mail-archive.com/server-user@james.apache.org/msg08938.html > This is because everybody else having a similar query would benefit from > your reply. Also if anybody has to add to your reply, he can do so by > replying to the same post.
I already did it. My message was destinated to the list and I simply also added you in CC because you asked "You can drop a mail to my mail ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]". > Regarding your reply... > Assuming that there is no limit imposed by JAMES, would still there be > any limit imposed by operating system depending upon how it stores user/ > alias information? E.g. For file based stores you mentioned a limit of > 65,000. > > Can we change this file based storage to something else. > As of now I'm using Windows platform, but in the final version I would > be using Unix/ Linux. So please advise from that point of view. Use db based stores. It is easy to configure and should solve your issue. In JAMES Server 2.3 we bundle derby that is an embedded data base. Otherwise if you move to NTFS file system you won't have the 65000 file limit (NTFS supports 4 billion files per folder IIRC). Btw I suggest to use databases. I would probably use an external mysql or postgresql so to be able to do direct db administration, but this is a matter of preference. Stefano --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
