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Irritating problem: 1. FOr performance consideration of using huge mbox files for a client, ~ I decided to migrate them to a maildir based boxes. I have been ~ testing this out locally before doing the actual migration. 2. To serve maildirs through POP3 and IMAP, I decided to look at ~ courier-imap. Mails are delivered to individual users through ~ procmail. 3. courier-imap performs well, however creating subfolders in IMAP ~ turns out to be a major problem. Courier uses its own format for ~ creating subfolders in maildirs (it prefixes subfolder with a dot .) ~ and also creates some auxiliary files for each subfolder. 4. Procmail has no clue how to deliver to such maildirs.
Anybody who has a better combination of software in mind? I need: 1. To use procmail (for various reasons). 2. An delivery mechanism that can handle possibly thousands of mails in ~ a folder. mbox causes too much system load from reading and writing. 3. IMAP/POP3 with mechanisms for subfolders in IMAP.
Thanks, ~ - Sandip
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