Dear all,
If I have, say, three IMAP servers each hosting a few thousand mailboxes,
and I want to aggregate all of them for the IMAP client, I'll run Murder
on one of the servers.
1. Can I run Murder on one of the back-end servers? If yes, it will act
as an aggregator for incoming connections from clients, and it will
also serve a part of the mailboxes. This means that the murder daemon
(whatever it is called) will sometimes talk to the local IMAP daemon.
Does this work?
2. If yes to the last question, then can I run Murder on all my three
IMAP daemons? This way, I'll be able to distribute the load of both
aggregating and mailbox serving across all my servers, if I can tell
my IMAP clients to distribute their connections across these three
Murder servers.
Can this sort of setup work? If yes, is this is a good idea, compared to
dedicated aggregator hardware and dedicated mailbox-serving servers?
I've never set up Murder (I'm sure it's obvious) and I'm wondering about
what architecture works well. We're trying to build some multi-IMAP-server
setups for one or two of our customers.
Shuvam
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