On Wed 30 May 2007, Chris Wakelin wrote:
However, our IMAP software (Dovecot, but UW-IMAP does this too) stores
important, *changing* information (UIDVALIDITY and UIDNEXT) in a header
in the *first* mail message in the mailbox, so the first block (only!)
fails the checksum test.
If you're
Paul Slootman wrote:
On Wed 30 May 2007, Chris Wakelin wrote:
However, our IMAP software (Dovecot, but UW-IMAP does this too) stores
important, *changing* information (UIDVALIDITY and UIDNEXT) in a header
in the *first* mail message in the mailbox, so the first block (only!)
fails the
Hi all,
Sorry for the longish post!
I've been looking at using rsync to mirror our mailstore (BSD/mbox
format, i.e. flat files consisting of concatenated plaintext messages)
to a NetApp Nearstore (basically a filer with SATA rather than FC disk)
mounted over NFS.
I want to do this in such a way
