On 06/11/2012 06:15 AM, Arnaud Launay wrote:
Hello,
Michael Loftis wgops.com> writes:
Don't use Cyrus over NFS. It's not safe. You *WILL* end up with corrupt
mailboxes.
There might be some NFS Client+Server combinations that are safe, but since
you've a Linux client I'm guessing your NFS se
Hello,
Michael Loftis wgops.com> writes:
> Don't use Cyrus over NFS. It's not safe. You *WILL* end up with corrupt
> mailboxes.
>
> There might be some NFS Client+Server combinations that are safe, but since
> you've a Linux client I'm guessing your NFS server is also Linux, a known
> not-s
Derrick J Brashear a écrit :
I suspect if you watch nfs network traffic you see a failed attempt to
delete the directory, the problem is likely that the nfs server for some
reason believes a file in the directory is still existant or possibly
even open and so is unwilling to delete. Is anything
Michael Loftis wrote:
Don't use Cyrus over NFS. It's not safe. You *WILL* end up with
corrupt mailboxes.
There might be some NFS Client+Server combinations that are safe, but
since you've a Linux client I'm guessing your NFS server is also Linux,
a known not-safe configuration. The reason is
--On Tuesday, March 15, 2005 6:55 PM +0100 Christophe Boyanique
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello all,
I have two Cyrus IMAP server strictly identical. One with a local spool
and another one with a private spool on a NFS server.
Don't use Cyrus over NFS. It's not safe. You *WILL* end up with co
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005, Christophe Boyanique wrote:
When I delete a mailbox (via cyradm for example),
the mailbox directory is not deleted on the server
with the NFS spool; but the content of the mailbox
is deleted (including the cyrus.header, cache et
index).
I suspect if you watch nfs network t
hello all,
I have two Cyrus IMAP server strictly identical. One with a local spool
and another one with a private spool on a NFS server.
The Cyrus IMAP server are version 2.1.17-3 on Debian Sarge.
When I delete a mailbox (via cyradm for example), the mailbox directory
is not deleted on the serve