On Mon, 24 Sep 2007, Bron Gondwana wrote:
Any reason to actually keep them though? It's not as if unexpunge is common enough to be worth optimising, and they're all auto-generated content that we can recreate from the message if needed.
My original motivation was user access to expunged messages and deleted mailboxes. But Cyrus 2.3, doesn't do this, so you are quite correct.
Not having to rewrite the entire cyrus.cache file on every expunge is a fairly substantial performance boost. We can keep this benefit by leaving unreferenced junk in the cache file and then garbage collecting (rewrite on expunge and/or cyr_expire) when the file reaches some threshold.
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