that it would only link files matching /^\d+\.$/)
This resulted in only small space savings but still seemed worth doing;
the main cost was some extra IO.
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in saslauthd. When I looked into this I found that
the remote host information was not provided to saslauthd in the
protocol and so couldn't be given to PAM.
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as
I'd expect, but some remained on the filesystem. I didn't see a pattern
to which these were.
I'd like to know if anyone has seen this before and any suggestions for
a cause / remedy. I have NOT been able to replicate the problem myself
but it is nevertheless a cause for some concern.
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as interesting in using this
kind of feature. We aren't currently in a position to take a major part
in the development work required but we would be interested to hear from
anyone who is working on or considering making these kind of changes.
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The University of Manchester
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On Wed, Aug 16, 2006 at 10:28:47AM +0100, Tim Bannister wrote:
We're intending to deploy a new Cyrus-based system using SAN storage and
relying on replication for backups; under normal circumstances, we will
take only partial backups of the master IMAP servers - omitting
/var/spool/imap
DL380 G4, storage is EMC
CX series. Each replica host will have two Cyrus instances (slave to 2
masters).
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