I'm pretty sure I remember reading somewhere in the docs that Cyrus already does this. If a single message is addressed to multiple users it creates a hard link to the same message in each mailbox. Nothing special required, as long as it's one message with multiple recipients.

Helmut Weigel wrote:
Hi all!

I 've got a question about how messages are stored on the system.

Think of the following situation:

I have a huge number of users in my mailstore, lets say 50000.

And now i want to send one single email, maybe with a fully featured 150 Pages colored PDF Attachment, to them all.

Can you see any chance, that this message is just stored once in the mailstore and there are 50000 references /links to that email?

What would the MTA have to tell cyrus to do that, if even possible?

I think a way around this are public imap folders. But it would be great if the first szenario would be possible.

Can anybody put a little light on this?

Thanks Helmut
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