Angel L. Mateo writes:
I have a farm of dovecot 1.1 servers (debian lenny). Mailboxes are in
Maildir format.
Is there any way to manually update indexes?
Does it worth? I mean... Our problem is that mail is delivered via
dovecot lda, but, because we have a farm of servers, we don't guaran
On 8/17/2011 9:23 AM, Julio Cesar Covolato wrote:
Hi!
I´m about to migrate a system whith 5000 accounts whith (~ 500GB) from
"postfix/courier-imap/maildrop/mysql" to a new hardware whith
"postfix/dovecot/dovecot/mysql".
I´ll make a separate partition (raid 1) for the mail spool
(/var/spool/vmai
On 08/19/2011 03:07 PM, Felipe Scarel wrote:
Thanks, I've read some of the FAQ and install instructions and it seems
pretty straightforward... I wish I could use Solaris but we're virtualizing
everything on our Dell blade through VMWare ESXi and it's somewhat of a
"company policy" to use the temp
Thanks, I've read some of the FAQ and install instructions and it seems
pretty straightforward... I wish I could use Solaris but we're virtualizing
everything on our Dell blade through VMWare ESXi and it's somewhat of a
"company policy" to use the template Debian that's maintained by the senior
sys
Good luck!
FYI, my mail spools are on ZFS filesystems under Solaris on
UltraSPARC. It is lightning fast with 100+ dovecot imap processes
pounding away. I've not yet enabled compression and done the
copy/recopy dance, though.
-Dave
On 08/19/2011 02:57 PM, Felipe Scarel wrot
I was not aware of that... I went with FUSE to test the deduplication
feature of ZFS. I'll check out this link you've provided, many thanks Dave.
:)
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 15:48, Dave McGuire wrote:
> On 08/19/2011 02:45 PM, Felipe Scarel wrote:
>
>> I'm testing out ZFS-fuse on my new install (
On 08/19/2011 02:45 PM, Felipe Scarel wrote:
I'm testing out ZFS-fuse on my new install (talked about it on the other
thread), no issues so far. The builtin deduplication and compression sure do
help a lot, roughly 30% less storage space required so far.
They don't advertise it as exactly "produ
I'm testing out ZFS-fuse on my new install (talked about it on the other
thread), no issues so far. The builtin deduplication and compression sure do
help a lot, roughly 30% less storage space required so far.
They don't advertise it as exactly "production" quality, but I'm willing to
try it out,
You know when you ask that stupid question and then realize you had it all
along? Duh...
And to top it off, I HAVE configured a master user on my Dovecot install and
wasn't using it... man, do I feel stupid now! :)
Thanks a bunch Charles!
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 13:44, Charles Marcus wrote:
> On
On 8/17/11 7:42 AM, Adrian Ulrich wrote:
>> I read that XFS is a good choice, but is not
>> too reliable...
>
> Are you using Maildir or MBOX?
>
> In any case: XFS would be my last choice:
>
> XFS is nice if you are working with large files (> 2GB), but
> for E-Mail i'd stick with ext3 (or mayb
On 2011-08-19 12:14 PM, Felipe Scarel wrote:
> I'm setting up a Dovecot environment here, version 1.2.15 on Debian 6.0.2
> "squeeze". This is actually a complete revamp of the previous setup we have
> in-place here, built from the ground up with updated versions of all
> involved software.
>
> Th
On 8/19/2011 4:11 AM, voy...@sbt.net.au wrote:
I have a 'problem', after iPhone lockup/reset, iPhone now wanting to
re-download hundreds of messages of Dovecot 1.x server, is there any fix
to reset iPhone counter or ??
I thought the iPhone only grabbed the last 25-200 messages (depending on
wh
Hello all,
I'm setting up a Dovecot environment here, version 1.2.15 on Debian 6.0.2
"squeeze". This is actually a complete revamp of the previous setup we have
in-place here, built from the ground up with updated versions of all
involved software.
The operators have told me that they use some sc
The problem is more easily introduced than I imagined.
Included attached is an example mailbox containing just 3 mails.
Use it to make a couple of POP sessions. Make sure indexes are
generated for it by setting appropriately mbox_min_index_size
e.g. mbox_min_index_size = 2k
Now, in the first
I m using dovecot 1.0.7. I m having problems in mail delivery to my mail
server locally.
When a user sends a mail few mails are in mail Q for longer period of time.
The local delivery agent(*procmail*) is trying to deliver the mail at
regular interval but it is unable to deliver.
But as soon as I *
El 19/08/11 12:15, Patrick Westenberg escribió:
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 11:13:21 +0200, "Angel L. Mateo" wrote:
Is there any way to manually update indexes?
As far as I understood, you just have to delete the index files and
Dovecot will regenerate them when a user logs in the next time.
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 11:13:21 +0200, "Angel L. Mateo"
wrote:
Is there any way to manually update indexes?
As far as I understood, you just have to delete the index files and
Dovecot will regenerate them when a user logs in the next time.
Regards
Patrick
I have a 'problem', after iPhone lockup/reset, iPhone now wanting to
re-download hundreds of messages of Dovecot 1.x server, is there any fix
to reset iPhone counter or ??
Hello,
I have a farm of dovecot 1.1 servers (debian lenny). Mailboxes are in
Maildir format.
Is there any way to manually update indexes?
Does it worth? I mean... Our problem is that mail is delivered via
dovecot lda, but, because we have a farm of servers, we don't guarantee
that
On 8/17/2011 9:42 AM, Adrian Ulrich wrote:
>> I read that XFS is a good choice, but is not
>> too reliable...
>
> Are you using Maildir or MBOX?
>
> In any case: XFS would be my last choice:
>
> XFS is nice if you are working with large files (> 2GB), but
> for E-Mail i'd stick with ext3 (or ma
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