You can find M2 snapshots via
http://people.apache.org/builds/james/nightly/.
For your second question, yes, you can use MailDir to store mails on
files system, and the rest (domain, users, virtualusers) in the database.
But:
- MailDir has just been broken and repaired.
- configuration to achieve what you ask is not rocket-science but really
needs to be documented.
Take patience untill this Monday and you should have what you need
on-line :)
Tks,
Eric
On 4/11/2010 21:27, Norman Maurer wrote:
Hi Bing,
sure you can do it via native sql. But the "right" solution is to use
jmx. Just login to your james instance via a jmx client (like
jconsole), the click on:
org.apache.james , mailboxmanagement, operations
Here are operations exposed which let you delete a mailbox for a user..
Bye,
Norman
Ps: The JMX stuff is not in M1 only in current trunk or M2-SNAPSHOT
2010/11/4 RanBing<[email protected]>:
Hi,
For some reason my client was locked up when receiving a message from the
server which use postgres as the backend. Is there a way to quickly empty a
user's inbox directly from the database?
Second question: is it possible to configure the server to use file system
based inboxes for local users while keep everything else in the database?
Thanks
Bing
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