I am currently running with qmail 1.03 in production with postgresql DB, replicating to backup db using slony. No idea regarding your mailbox questions. The server dbmail is running on houses all components, qmail, dbmail, postgres and it is 1 GB RAM w/ 3.4 Ghz processor. The backup server is exactly the same. Performance is great, no complaints at all. We are using it for POP/SMTP/IMAP primarily so local access and larger mailboxes might hinder the performance in our system. Sounds like you are thinking of using this as groupware, not sure if it manages easy enough for that type of use. For webmail we have been using IMAP compliant webmail clients and hate them no matter what the backend mail system is. When an ajax/dbmail project comes up I will be all over it. It's free, its stored in a database so it is highly available and easy to replicate. Those were my requirements.
Jamie On 11/29/05, Sanjay Arora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > List: > > Am currently evaluating this project for joining. Some questions > please.. > > 1. Wiki does not seem to have any implementation with qmail? Any > specific problems? > > 2. I understand that one can have a personal mailbox and a private > mailbox. Is it currently possible to have a public mailbox for one > domain or a group of domains? > > 2. With the current spec., is it possible to have a mail in a private > mailbox, sent to a private id, shift to the public mailbox by marking it > so. > > 3. Has anyone setup a production server on dbmail...however small > requirement? Feedback? What kind of performance? > > 4. With an SQL storage backend, is any direct sql query mail/webmail > client being developed, where instead of mailboxes, one can have > purposes...say...unreplied mail in the company? mail sent to buyers but > no reply from them & so on.. > > 5. Why store mail in blocks...why not use lo in postgreSQL or equivalent > in mysql? Comments on this. > > And one last thing...please can some (read most) of you tell me why this > project is for you...what you want of it? > > I love the concept of email in database and my vote goes to Graham Todd: > "Mail is data with DBMail" > > With best regards & best wishes. > Sanjay. > > > _______________________________________________ > Dbmail mailing list > Dbmail@dbmail.org > https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail >
