Karanbir Singh wrote:
Rudi Ahlers wrote:
Well, that's one of the problems I foresee, but also the fact that
each email has a unique message ID, so I don't know if the backup
server will pickup the changed messages ID's or not? I have been
thinking of running a MySQL backed mail server, but have a feeling it
will have a heavy impact on performance
umm. message-ID's are added at mail origin time ( or the first time
they come in contact with a non brain dead mta ).
me thinks you need to read up a bit on what email is and how it works.
the RFC's are a good place to start ( and mostly readable ).
I'm referring to the way qmail stores emails (if each email is a
different file). AFAIK, this is a known problem with clustered mails
servers.
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