I use for example ipurge -fd 30 user.*.SPAM
to delete everything older than 30 days from all user's SPAM dir.
and have never experienced any weird/unexpected behaviour or problems.
Mike Eggleston wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Jul 2008, Marten Lehmann might have said:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> we have a virtual do
>> My director seems interested in outsourcing our e-mail system, judging
>> by the number of articles on outsourcing that he sends to me. Google
>> and Zimbra with a commercial contractor are the latest two. Replacing
>> a perfectly functioning e-mail system seems ludicrous to me, as does
>> sub
So you have multiple SAN's? Or your SAN is still a potential SPOF?
Multiple SANs.
Nice if you can afford it :)
Very ;)
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If it's using block level replication, how does it offer instant
recovery on filesystem corruption? Does it track every block written
to disk, and can thus roll back to effectively what was on disk at a
particular instant in time, so you then just remount the filesystem
and the replay of the
David Carter wrote:
Why do you need NFS?
The whole point of a SAN is distributed access to storage after all :).
SAN distributes the disk, not the filesystem. I presume in this case hes
not using the SAN for its multiple-client-access features but just
because its fast/reliable.
Some o
Thanks, that was interesting reading.
Is there any specific reason you didnt opt for a cluster filesystem?
Rob Mueller wrote:
>
>
>> May I ask how you are doing the actual replication, technically
>> speaking? shared fs, drbd, something over imap?
>
> We're using the replication engine in cyrus
May I ask how you are doing the actual replication, technically
speaking? shared fs, drbd, something over imap?
Rob Mueller wrote:
>> as fastmail.fm seems to be a very big setup of cyrus nodes, I would be
>> interested to know how you organized load balancing and managing disk
>> space.
>>
>> Did
Hello,
I need some way to move mail older than X days from one folder to
another. IOW something like "ipurge -fd 30 somefolder" except move it
elsewhere instead of delete.
Is there any way to do this?
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