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On Thursday 11 August 2005 13:15, Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman wrote: |
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> How long since the last time you checked out courier? |
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I only moved away within the last 6 months I think.... still use it on one of |
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my servers. |
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I know it does keep a cache in the mailbox, but my understanding is it's not |
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where near as sophisticated as Cyrus - but I'll accept I could well be wrong. |
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Also, does courier provide a sieve server? or even support server side |
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filtering of mail? |
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My requirements in my more advanced mail setup wrote of nearly all but Cyrus |
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IMAP server, so I know more about cyrus. |
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Looking at http://www.courier-mta.org/imap/features.html , there is no mention |
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of ACLs, but there is now shared folders I see. Digging briefly into the docs |
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it does support IDLE. |
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Here's a interesting quote though aobut courier and it's Maildir format. |
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"I have 500 MB of archived mail, with several folders with 15,000+ messages in |
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them. Trying to get this to work on a dual-AthlonMP 2200+ system with 2 GB of |
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RAM was not a lot of fun using Courier-IMAP and Maildir. It would take |
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upwards of 30 seconds to load a message index, and it could take even longer |
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to do operations on multiple messages." |
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"I installed Cyrus-IMAP on this same server, copied my messages over from one |
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setup to the other (using Kontact no less), and haven't had any problems |
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since. Folder indexing and access is in the sub 5 second range on my largest |
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folders (just under 20,000 messages to date), and doing operations on |
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multiple messages takes no time at all." |
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from http://dot.kde.org/1106909457/1106958472/ |
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Ian P. Christian ~ http://pookey.co.uk |