On Mon, 18 Dec 2000, Erin B. Peszko wrote:
> Does anyone care to offer their recommendations of a backup server
> (software for Solaris) for the Cyrus IMAP server data?
>
> We currently backup a mailstore of about 7 million messages, (average
> message size about 20K), divided among 30 partiti
We currently just dump the filesystem using Amanda. We have a 21 day
rotation.
In the future, what we would like to do is basically map the concept
of AFS volume to IMAP folders. Specifically, this means that we'd like
to have
a) OldFiles - a read-only view of your mailbox from some time
Rob Tanner wrote:
>
> Just a thought, but are you sure you want to back up your mailstore. Many places,
> including my current and previous places of employment, don't back up mailstore as
> a matter of policy. Here's a scenario that explains why: someone is your
> organization is doing some
--On Monday, December 18, 2000 10:03 AM -0800 Rob Tanner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:r
> Just a thought, but are you sure you want to back up your mailstore.
> Many places, including my current and previous places of employment,
> don't back up mailstore as a matter of policy. Here's a scenario
Just a thought, but are you sure you want to back up your mailstore. Many places,
including my current and previous places of employment, don't back up mailstore as
a matter of policy. Here's a scenario that explains why: someone is your
organization is doing something they shouldn't be and
Does anyone care to offer their recommendations of a backup server
(software for Solaris) for the Cyrus IMAP server data?
We currently backup a mailstore of about 7 million messages, (average
message size about 20K), divided among 30 partitions, and, we're getting
unacceptable results in terms
