Curious, are there plans to support SSL/TLS in the pop and imap code at any point in the near future?
I have used stunnel before; I could probably live with it, though I'd prefer the protocol be in the code itself. (I know, I know... write it, but I'm not a programmer ;-)) Forrest On 11/27/06, Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Forrest Aldrich wrote: > I'm interested in trying out DBMail. :) > The archive of mail I have is tremendous - with 1000's of messages over > the years, which I would want to import into DBMail. I can't imagine > how long that would take, and I would want to preserve the folder > structure as well as the ability to perform fine-tuned searches based on > headers and content. I choose postgresql because I'm familiar with it and it's pretty bullet-proof. I migrated 40,000 without incident. I think it takes something like .25 seconds per email if you are doing an imap-to-imap migration. I did the migration in three iterations. Iteration one took approximately overnight. Iteration two took perhaps an hour. Iteration three (turned off email servers and went offline) took 10-20 minutes. imapsync is one option. I wrote my own in about an hour. The real process was to migrate everything in one iteration to a completely independent imap server on a different machine. I then tested that one for a week to make sure it would work with my hardware and the database was tuned. If you use smtp-source (from postfix) you can test delivery scenarios and volume/rates to your satisfaction. _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list DBmail@dbmail.org https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
