Klavs Klavsen writes:
Now I'm wanting to use it for my company, which has 100+ users who each
has a mailbox of 500+ megs :-( - so I'm ofcourse worried about
performance.
I've read several people saying that cyrus imapd implements caching of
the maildir listings, which in turn gives a great performance boost
especially when the user has a lot of Email (which me and the other
users do).
Did you also read anyone mentioning the little fact that most IMAP clients
-- namely Mozilla and MSOE -- cache IMAP mail headers themselves, so they
never end up requesting the same set of headers the second time; and any
kind of caching done by the server ends up to be a big waste of time?
Is this caching in courier-imaps future? or can I do something to
No. It's a complete waste of time.
Also I would like to use ldap as authentication for courier-imap users.
Is this cached or can I do anything to implement this? I guess this
should be done serverside - on the ldap server?
authdaemon connects to the ldap server at startup and maintains a persistent
connection, for all authentication requests.
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