On 08/17/2012 08:48 PM, tim wrote:
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(i'm not affiliated with Apache James, just thoughts)
In fact, replying on this mailing-list, you are part of the community.
So, Welcome! :)
On Aug 17, 2012, at 10:58 AM, Joshua Armstrong wrote:
Hi, James users.
My company is using James to handle voicemail storage and retrieval and would
like to have a multiple server scenario where users can access their messages
from either server. We wanted to use IMAP to keep mail synchronized between
the servers but we're running to a problem with message UIDs colliding. Take
the following scenario:
Server A gets a message for mailbox foo and assigns it UID 1. Server B also
gets a message for mailbox foo before Server A can forward a copy of its
message to server B. Now the new message on Server B has UID 1 so when Server
A forwards its message, Server B assigns it UID 2. When user foo goes to check
their voicemail, they might get routed to either server. If they play message
1 on Server B, they'll get a different message than if they'd played message 1
on Server A.
That's the dilemma I'm trying to solve. Does anyone have any hints for me? If
it helps, we're using IBM Solid DB 7.0 as a back end and the front end is a
proprietary voicemail system. We currently have James running fine as a
single-server voicemail store but would like to add message-level replication
capabilities.
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Joshua M. Armstrong
Software Engineer
Centurion, Inc.
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