On 9/2/2010 4:32 PM, Edward avanti wrote:
have you been told where you might go lately and do with some part your anatomy? this Timo list, not you list, best remember this since you nobody this list
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 8:19 AM, Jerry dovecot.user@seibercom.net wrote:
On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 07:22:00 +1000 Edward avanti edward.avanti@gmail.com articulated:
why you reply with 7 page of rubbish? yes we all see you fan of director, many not. why go on tangent about it, it already said it not for us, director not able to help on 24 inbound mail server, else might well turn it all off now, you clear yet? on any other list you be label troll director is not issue, you clear can not grasp this. director not solve the question at hand, so irrelevant go away ranter you waste my time.
Edward,
He was not ranting, or advocating using the director for anyone that did not need it. He was simply (finally) attempting to make it completely clear what the purpose of the director was and who it made sense for. He correctly stated that the reason it is an issue at all is because dovecot uses indexes when all of the other IMAP servers do not. It is one of the sources of the huge performance gain in the product.
As I read down the thread, I realized that many of the posters were pointing out that it shouldn't be used because postfix or qmail can deliver without problems. But in doing that, you lose the performance gain (and in my case the use of sieve filters) that the dovecot-lda brings to the table. Even without using the dovecot-lda, the indexes for the IMAP server are very worth it. Keeping the indexes in good shape creates less work on the server, and good performance for the end user.
I find it ridiculous that you lashed out at him as a ranter and a troll. If anything, you labeled yourself as one with those posts.
Tim