On Jun 30, 2007, at 17:08, Richard Elling wrote:
Excellent question. The problem with using file system quotas for
a service such as mail store is that you have very little control
over implementation of policies. The only thing the mail service
knows is that a write a mailbox fails.
FWIW I
David Magda wrote:
On Jun 29, 2007, at 20:51, Stephen Le wrote:
I'm investigating the feasibility of migrating from UFS to ZFS for a
mail-store supporting 20K users. I need separate quotas for all of my
users, which forces me to create separate ZFS file systems for each user.
Does each and e
On Jun 29, 2007, at 20:51, Stephen Le wrote:
I'm investigating the feasibility of migrating from UFS to ZFS for
a mail-store supporting 20K users. I need separate quotas for all
of my users, which forces me to create separate ZFS file systems
for each user.
Does each and every user have a
I'm investigating the feasibility of migrating from UFS to ZFS for a mail-store
supporting 20K users. I need separate quotas for all of my users, which forces
me to create separate ZFS file systems for each user. I had read that there
were issues with slow boot times with thousands of ZFS file s
