PLEASE turn of HTML formatting!  Thanks.



On Wed, 2005-08-03 at 11:45 +0200, pensatorecontabile wrote:
> 
> > first of all: what kind of partition is that? is it a FAT or FAT32
> > partition just mounted to "/windows/D/"? i would not use a FAT partition
> > as file permissions aren't supported by a Micros~1 file system. so all
> > files are accessible and executable by everybody having access to the
> > system (ok, you can change the first issue in your file system mount
> > table at /etc/fstab).
> > 
> I remeber when I did create the partition (using YAST) I choose FAT32
> Here the line of my fstab:
> "/dev/hda7            /windows/D           vfat
> rw,users,uid=milani,gid=users       0 0"
> Do you think I need to change it?


Change the location you store the files, or change the filesystem
type of /dev/hda7?

Changing the filesystem type requires "formatting" the partition,
thus losing all the contents of /windows/D.  You probably don't
want that...

> > second, i'm going to quote a mail here from 2005-05-03 by peter smith:
> > "Where do I set/change the default location of the mail folders in
> > evolution.  Currently they are stored in folders beneath ".evolution", I
> > would like to change the location to a removable usb memory stick so
> > that I can take them from machine to machine."
> > 
> > ...and not zed's answer:
> > "The best way would be to set-up a new account type, e.g. a maildir, and
> > point it to the usb location.
> > You can then use filters to make all pop mail go there, and the sent and
> > drafts folders can be overriden to point there too.
> > The only thing which can't move is outbox.
> > DONT use symlink."
> > 
> > cheers,
> > andre
> > 
> Thanks for the reference to Peter Smith Thread,
> I have setup a Local Maildir on the linux filesystem, and It works
> correctly,
> then I have tryed to copy the content of the Maildir folder on my
> Windows partition, but I receive the following error message <
> impossible to create the file `/windows/D/posta_locale/Renato
> Macconi/cur/1123061647.6499_1.eris:2,S' : invalid argument  > for each
> message in the maildir.
> Probably my filesystem is not able to manage
> 1123061647.6499_1.eris:2,S file name.

Correct.  vfat won't handle that kind of name.

> Is there a solution?

Sure.  But it entails using a "good"/modern filesystem like ext3
or reiserfs.

If your existing disk is completely partitioned, you may need to
buy/install a 2nd HD drive.

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