Am 26.04.2013 21:24, schrieb grarpamp:
>>>>> specified out there that applications could utilize...
>>>>> where n is your split width... tmp/n, new/n, cur/n.
> 
>> alternate you may use mdbox
>> http://wiki2.dovecot.org/MailboxFormat/dbox
> 
> Both of these hold all messages in a single directory.
> So sdbox would be no advantage there.
> And mdbox does not support one message per file, nor
> without metadata added to it, so those needing that for
> other purposes would have no advantage.

if done a mailbox archive test with postfix bcc, filtering
with sieve to domain, user, date, mail-in , mail-out sort in subfolders

i dont see urgent need for having each mail a file, as you may connect
to the archive via imap client for restore one mail,
mdbox to my knowledge is the best open compromise on filesystem mailbox
formats for filesystems, but however maildir should work too if used in
a well desigend setup, you might need scripting taring partitioning too,
on the long run.
Other Soltuions do store archive in Databases etc

> [There is a per file limit specified in bytes, not count. It's
> not clear what the behavior would be if a proposed new msg in
> a new file would exceed a lesser byte limit. Perhaps a safe
> bounce or queue.]
> 
> I do like that they are reasonably well specified, publicly
> on a wiki as opposed to only in source, and have a comparison
> table of support on the parent page. All of which lead to easier
> review and adoption by interested parties.
> 

in germany companies 10 year archive for finance mails is a must have by
law, so there are serveral certified professional solutions, you may
have a look on.

Dovecot also offers some archive solution, and a object store
you might have a look on

At the end this isnt a real postfix theme, its more about storage etc


Best Regards
MfG Robert Schetterer

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