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...unning the sync or backup command -- this works. Thus is seems related not to the size of the mailbox but the size of the data that needs to be copied. >> To use dsync, use Dovecot 2.2.15 to avoid any trouble. >> Use apt.dovecot.fi repository. >> >> Emmanuel. > At first I scoffed at this notion, preferring to stick with my distributions own packaged versions, but then I realised that there is this 'enterprise version' called dovecot-ee available, and now it even is free (previously $99/year I guess). I registered for this and have a license and username/password...

Le 13/02/2015 16:19, Casey Stone a ?crit : > On Feb 5, 2015, at 10:39 PM, Casey Stone <tcstone at caseystone.com> wrote: > >> Hello: >> >> I've been looking forward to getting my mail server up to Dovecot 2.2+ to be able to use the sync mechanism. I run my own mail server just for myself, with a few different accounts, and want to keep a master and backup server

Does anyone here use a multi-button (as in more than 2) mouse with Linux? How well supported are they? I've had to get one recently for work. I was diagnosed with CTS and I now wear braces and use a wireless Intellimouse. Works great at work with Windows, but I'm unsure how much, if any support there is for Linux. Anyone have experience with this? Preston

...ckup server, then running the sync or backup command -- this works. Thus is seems related not to the size of the mailbox but the size of the data that needs to be copied. > To use dsync, use Dovecot 2.2.15 to avoid any trouble. > Use apt.dovecot.fi repository. > > Emmanuel. At first I scoffed at this notion, preferring to stick with my distributions own packaged versions, but then I realised that there is this 'enterprise version' called dovecot-ee available, and now it even is free (previously $99/year I guess). I registered for this and have a license and username/password...

...e are the reasons why I deploy it on my system. No, this broader picture I don't think is not off-topic. I did think hard about it... No, I believe it is good to mention these issues in this post-Snowden era when the scale and scope of total surveillance can not be successfully sneered and scoffed at and dismissed, like some "exceptional" (Obama talking to the U.S. of A. nation in September 2013, in his quest for support, thankfully lacking, of then being planned Iraq-2003-like-in-pretence-and-lies attack-to-be on Syria)... like some "exceptional" people would want...

(I'm not subscribed to the list, please Cc me on replies). We have configured sshd to listen on port 80 for some of our users who are behind sufficiently paranoid firewalls. However, others are now confused since they're expecting a web server on port 80. So, I created a small patch (just as proof-of-concept so far), that determines the type of client connecting. A web client will start

Hi, Anyone got an idea of how many web and database servers I''d need to push out 10,000 dynamic pages per second? Fairly simple pages and database queries. I''d appreciate recommendations for hardware. The clients for this project are anticipating large amounts of burst traffic. Joe

I have been searching this forum and just about every ZFS document i can find trying to find the answer to my questions. But i believe the answer i am looking for is not going to be documented and is probably best learned from experience. This is my first time playing around with open solaris and ZFS. I am in the midst of replacing my home based filed server. This server hosts all of my media