Turbo Fredriksson wrote: > > >>>>> "Andre" == Andre Oppermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > adi> I guess he has applied Russell's 'big-todo' patch. > >> AHHH, yes I have. Is that a problem? > > Andre> Yes, because now you have to teach qmail-todo.c about the > Andre> different queue directory structure as well. > > I see. Now comes the question, should I teach it, or ignore the big-todo?
Depends on how many messages you'll have in the queue. If you have more than 50'000 or so I guess big-todo would help some. > Do I gain anything with big-todo with a external todo, isn't that the > point with it, that it will be faster? Big-todo only helps if you have many many messages in the queue. With the standard queue layout you'll have many thousand files in one directory on which normal filesystems don't perform well. Big-todo simply makes a larger and deeper directory structure so you'll have less files per directory. Thats all. There is no direct relationship to or between this and ext-todo. -- Andre
