Hello,
We have a low-end platform of using Core2duo (Xeon) with 4G ram.
The budget is not much enough to afford SAN.
We consider SAS finally, but are still having concerns about mail access
speed.
This RAID could be:
1. RAID 1 (OS) + RAID 1 (mail spool)
2. RAID 1 (OS) + RAID 5 (mail
I need a sanity check here.
I had a single storage partition that I've grown to ~400GB to house
about 270,000 mailboxes. I managed to reduce that number by around
115,000 by purging out accounts no one's logged into, still leaving
quite a mess of accounts. I've been migrating them with
Just some thoughts
1. Simon is right about RAID-5 being unreliable. Either use RAID-6 or
replication to a completely separate system to ensure you have enough
redundancy
2. Look at having separate RAID-1 for OS AND cyrus meta data, and
RAID-5+replication or RAID-6 for the data spool
From our
hi,
i´m using cyrus-imapd on fedora core 6. i want to send a mail to the user
whose quota is over quotawarn:-parameter in imapd.conf.
i always thought that the quotawarn parameter itself will enable such a
feature but no mail is sent.
how can i notify the user per mail if his quota is over
Hi,
the quotawarn feature will not send an email, but will notify the imap
client, so that the warning will popup. We have written a script that
will send an email to the user if they have more than 60% of there
quota and an final mail if they are over quota. The script uses the
quota
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Roberto R. Morelli wrote:
Look at the postfix config (main.cf). The value to look at is
message_size_limit. Had the same problem long time ago.
Mine is set to message_size_limit = 51200 Which is email size of 512MB
(folks here use email like ftp .)
Thanks
