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It's a sad tale, but a true one. We're all probably aware that Courier-MTA has
dropped support for vpopmail.
This has forced many of us to move to the speedier, and in my opinion, overall
better, Dovecot package --An easy
move indeed.
While working on implementation of the updated quota code, which involved
wading through hundreds of lines
of code hacked and slashed out of Courier-MTA's libraries to provide support
for Courier-IMAP, I realized
what a good thing this could be.
Dovecot's quota system does not require Maildir++ support inherently. The
vpopmail library, now compiled in
with vusage support, can provide a quick plugin to Dovecot that totally removes
the requirement of writing
and reading the maildirsize files.
My question is this: Courier-IMAP has dropped us, should we drop Courier-IMAP?
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