Kelsey Cummings writes:
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 06:53:59PM -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote:Per-userid tracking would be trivial only if all IMAP connections are serviced by a single monolithic process, which would have all that information available, however, of course, that's not the case here. That's the Windows way. Things here work differently.I understand why Courier's architecture doesn't make it easy but it shared memory of one form or another could be used to share login counts a layer deeper in so per-user limits could be implemented.
Nope.Shared memory, and SysV IPC in general, is broken by design. Were I to implement something like this, that's the last thing that I would do. Last time I touched SysV IPC was in 1992, and I'd rather pull my fingernails out, instead.
Are you open to sponsorship to implement specific features?
Thanks, but I have my hands full. I need someone who knows how to write code, not sponsorship.
Well, co-incidentally we do run several IMAP backened webmail platforms but they aren't causing (this) trouble for us. We've confirmed that Thunderbird does but assume other clients might get stuck in the same loop as well.
I have not heard of Thunderbird doing that, before. Perhaps it's worth figuring out why you're having a problem with Thunderbird. How your environment is different from others.
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