On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since you've looked at the code, what about: squatter -r 'user.a*'
That will look for mailboxes matching user.a*.* which would match
"user.abc123.foo2 but not "user.abc123".
The code just adds ".*" to the end of any string that you give it, hence
the slightly odd wording in the manual page:
-r: Recursively create indexes for all submailboxes of the mailboxes
or mailbox prefixes given as arguments.
I'm worried that if I try to squat the entire server every night, the
I/O from that combined with backups will mean that the squatting never
finishes in time for active business hours.
I had the same concern. I made a small change to my Cyrus install so that
it only squats a fraction of the mailboxes each night using some simple
modulo arithmetic (e.g: squatter -m0 -M5 squats 1/5th of the mailboxes).
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