With Mike's permission, I am moving this over to gossip because it is of
general interest.. Like everything else, I think this boils down to cost
versus benefit.
The reply to button in message pages was used 610 times yesterday. I don't
know a better way to commiserate with someone whose pet bunny
As I'm evaluating things I've just started using the message display
interface with this list and there are a couple of things that might
make things easier, for me at least...
It may be a nightmare to make it work with all e-mail clients and
webmail setups, I don't know, but a larger selection of
Thank you for the reply, Jeff!
You write:
> Bring it on. The Mail Archive gets tens of thousands of inbound messages
> daily, and currently serves on the order of [100] queries per second. So I
> don't think there is any concern about swamping the service given the
> numbers mentioned. Doesn't ma
I meant to say "on the order of 100 queries per second" although right now
it is less.
http://www.mail-archive.com/faq.html#scale
Bring it on. The Mail Archive gets tens of thousands of inbound messages
daily, and currently serves on the order of queries per second. So I don't
think there is any concern about swamping the service given the numbers
mentioned. Doesn't matter to use how many mbox files are involved for
imports.
Dear Jeff or Jeff,
Sorry about the Subject, I've been used to dealing with folks with a
considerably different business model. I do want to be sure I
understand a few things before setting up an archive.
First off, I have something like 150,000 messages going back over ten
years, occupying a
