Yeah, Sorry, still kind of figuring out list protocol. Thanks for theresponses.
I've not built this system, but I've inherited the responsibility of maintaining it, so I'm still kind of trying to gradually learn about how everything works together.
I think that the main things are:
fcntl; pretty sure that dotlock is what we should be using, however, I was under the impression that lockd would/could deal with the file locking issues, if it were present on both client and server.
It also appears that the sql string is overwriting, or rather replacing information gathered from the config...Am I correct in this observation? Even though mbox is there in the config, it looks like the sql string is overwriting, or replacing elements of the config, which leads me to my next question:
If the mbox directive in the config is basically not being used because of the connnection/query string, then I'm thinking that maybe the INDEX directive is also probably not being used as well...Which would probably screw things up pretty badly...Any thoughts on this?
I'm going to be setting up a test environment here quite soon, so hopefully I'll have some of my own answers to post back to the list, however, if anyone has anything to add in the meantime, I'd very much appreciate it.
-Rod
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 1:38 PM, Eduardo M KALINOWSKI < eduardo@kalinowski.com.br> wrote:
Well, you just posted your message three times...
Rod Treweek wrote:
Yeah, typical rookie move by posting twice...didn't see my post, so went into the dovecot list setting for my account to adjust it to get a confirmation, and then sent the message again. Really stupid, and I apologize.
It's a gmail "feature": you do not see your own posts to a list, at least not until you get a reply to them.
-- Bell Labs Unix -- Reach out and grep someone.
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