> The access speed seems to depend more on the IMAP client than on
> the server. The current version of squirrelmail surprised me
> with its speed while horde/imp is pretty sluggish. Apple's
> Mail.app is quite a bit slower than Thunderbird on the same
> folders.
>
>
Not that I am advocating using Outlook Express but it is the fastest
imap client available.
>>> FWIW, we use courier-imap, not dovecot, and I know nothing about
>>> dovcot beyond that it's imap and how to spell it.
>>>
>> http://wiki.dovecot.org/MailLocation/Maildir
>> http://wiki.dovecot.org/MailboxFormat/Maildir
>>
>
> I'll take a look at these, but will probably stay with what's
> working for us -- if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
>
You do keep up with courier toolchains though? Like when they put
authdaemon into its own courier-auth package or something and so on?
I have moved on from maildrop, courier-auth and courier-imap to dovecot
which comes with everything I need to interface with postfix and without
having to go through multiple frameworks like cyrus-sasl and authdaemon.
Oh, and dovecot handled Lookout Express better than courier-imap did
(this was 3 years ago)
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