Hello, Paul J Stevens wrote:
> Of course, this whole setup is why Aaron wrote the lmtp daemon which > fixes this for mta fed messages. For > importing existing mailboxes, no such speedups are currently > available. We need a tool (resurrect it > actually), that will bypass many of the checks dbmail-smtp performs, > or perhaps a tool that will just keep the > database connection alive. Perhaps being able to feed dbmail-smtp > several messages in a single pipe will be > feasible. I would propose a different solution - more widely applicable, too. There should be a setting in dbmail.conf that turns off quotas. When there are no quotas, all message insertion (including LMTP and IMAP) might run facter. And quotas are not always needed (as in my local storage case). For servers where quotas *are* needed, one could temporarily disable quotas for mass inserions (i.e. mailbox imports), and then enable them again. This setting could be made separate for the three programs (imapd, lmtpd, smtp). Then, if one uses LMTP for MTA usage, one could keep quotas disabled for dbmail-smtp, and get quick imports with no config change. Yours, Mikhail Ramendik
