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[Bill Campbell]

On Tue, Nov 07, 2006, Jorge Almeida wrote:
>On Tue, 7 Nov 2006, Bill Campbell wrote:
>
>>
>>Sounds like a good reason not to use dovcot (we use courier-imap
>>which uses Maildir storage).
>>
>Not really. I use dovecot in my office workstation, with maildir (and
>qmail as MTA). The department uses dovecot with mbox storage and
>sendmail.
>I considered courier-imap, but I didn't like its monolithic nature and
>the inability to write logs to STDOUT. 

We use courier-imap built under the OpenPKG portable package management
system where the logs are written to a package dependent directory so
they're easy to deal with.

One of the things I really like about courier is the use of authentication
daemons, similar to the way apache has multiple daemons, as this works
extremely well at ISP sites with thousands of users checking e-mail
constantly.  Grep'ing yesterday's courier-imap logs on a system with about
7,500 users, there were 249,628 logins in 24 hours, primarily POP3.

Bill
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