Hi Amos!
Oops, I meant to reply to the list, sorry about that!
* Amos Gouaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001018 15:59], about
:Well, if you want to connect via the local, UNIX domain socket. The
:lmtp service that's included in the Postfix snapshots doesn't
:support connections via UNIX doma
From: "Peter S. Housel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I keep most of the mail I've received over the past four years (currently
> about half a gigabyte worth) in my Cyrus mailboxes. How hard would it be
to
> implement a facility that moved messages that hadn't been accessed for
some
> period of time (a w
I keep most of the mail I've received over the past four years (currently
about half a gigabyte worth) in my Cyrus mailboxes. How hard would it be to
implement a facility that moved messages that hadn't been accessed for some
period of time (a week say) into a zip archive, and extract them when
n
"Roman A.Potvorov" wrote:
> I have a Cyrus IMAP server which works fine, but in log I see the
> following:
>
> ...
> Oct 11 20:15:00 raid master[11244]: about to exec /usr/cyrus/bin/imapd
> Oct 11 20:15:00 raid service-imapd[11244]: executed
> Oct 11 20:15:00 raid imapd[11244]: accepted connectio
> Yes. Cyrus requires rename() be an atomic operation. rename() is not
> atomic on NFS filesystems.
>
> See the mailing list archives for the many times this has been discussed
> to death.
NFSv3 specification says that rename must be atomic on client machine, and
if the NFS would only be used as
