Steffen Kaiser wrote:
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Robert Creager wrote:
/dev/sda6 / jfs defaults 1 1
I never used JFS, did you tested that the directory's timestamp change, when you create a new file in it? E.g. using 'echo > file'. I ask, because in the past long ago I ran into such issue with several filesystems, including ext2.
All right, I tried dnotify manually, and despite the times on directories not changing, I get notification (command line) when new mail arrives.
So I recompiled dovecot to use dnotify (--with-notify=dnotify), but it's still not working as it should. I have three mails in new, my command line dnotify saw all of them, but dovecot has not notified my client of them, or moved them out of new...
[robert@thunder ~]$ date Sat Sep 16 12:14:42 MDT 2006 [robert@thunder ~]$ ll Maildir/new/ total 24 -rw------- 1 robert users 6008 Sep 16 12:06 1158429973.15636_0.thunder.logicalchaos.org -rw------- 1 robert users 5713 Sep 16 12:06 1158429985.15694_0.thunder.logicalchaos.org -rw------- 1 robert users 5096 Sep 16 12:13 1158430398.22716_0.thunder.logicalchaos.org
How does doevcot use dnotify?
Cheers, Rob