This is building on my original discussion about simultaneous access:
We are having a problem where two servers accessing the same SAN now
give us a LMTPD error because they are stomping on each other's sockets
(they share the same database on the SAN with the same socket
directory). Is there
In a cluster (multi-machine) environment, such as Tru64 or Polyserve (on
Linux), that problem is solved by the use of CDSL (a context-dependent
symbolic link). You basically turn the file or directory into a CDSL and
suddenly each machine in the cluster gets its own personal copy of it that
is no
* David Korpiewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20060817 14:03]:
> This is building on my original discussion about simultaneous access:
>
> We are having a problem where two servers accessing the same SAN now
> give us a LMTPD error because they are stomping on each other's sockets
> (they share the sa
Hi all,
Yes, I did find this option in imapd.conf later on and this did
"solve" the problem that I was trying. By changing the cyrus.conf
file's socket location and also specifying lmtpsocket location in the
imapd.conf, I was able to have two lmtpds running on two different
servers using
