Hi Jerry,

There is currently no solution to do what you describe. There is no
"custom storage treatment" for archived mails.

I did not address nor faced this problem, thus can not really help you.

Cheers,

Benoit Tellier

Le 09/05/2018 à 02:08, Jerry Malcolm a écrit :
> I realize this is a completely off-the-wall question... but has there
> been any discussion about breaking the JAMES db into multiple
> databases?  I have a bunch of clients, each with a bunch of accounts. 
> And they all want to archive all of their mail and be able to access it
> through the same mail client.  As the years go by, the db just keeps
> growing and growing.  This became acutely obvious when I was recently
> forced by my server provider to migrate to newer hardware, and I
> realized I had to have mail down for a long time while I transferred a
> 60gB+ file across a slow connection to the new server.  The db size is
> also making daily backups a problem.
> 
> The reality is that 90% of the mail is archived into 'year' folders for
> each of the accounts which are basically "read-only" now.  Only a
> relatively small amount of mail is truly in dynamically updated
> folders.  If there was a way to store "/archives/2002" folders through
> "/archives/2017" folders in one db and all of the other folders in
> another db, it would make backup and migration a much simpler task.
> 
> Ok, I'm pretty sure that isn't in the immediate plan.  But just let me
> put my vote in.  Alternatively, is there any alternative to having one
> ever-growing mail db?  Is there some trick with the db server that can
> present one logical db from multiple db files?  (I know a lot about
> databases... but there's still a bunch I don't know).  Has anyone else
> faced/addressed this problem?  Or is the answer to just live with it?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Jerry
> 
> 
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