Paul Robinson rearranged electrons thusly:
> I've worked in environments where it was OK to kill any one mail over 5Mb in
> size which solved a lot of problems, but even though we offer ISP services,
> nearly all of our customers are graphic design houses. Guess how popular
> that policy would be with these guys? We even give them free
> multiple-account FTP areas and they don't use them! Bah! :-)
Outlook seems to do that to people.
> > Simple cure - ditch qpopper and switch to gnu-pop3d <http://www.ndn.net> -
> > I've found it rock-solid stable in these conditions.
> Slight problem with this, and something I didn't explain in my previous
> mail. We're not using an unpatched qpopper - we're using the MySQL patch so
> that all of our users sit in MySQL tables, and exim does delivery based on
AFAICT, gnu-pop3d supports mysql / ldap and suchlike quite well. There is also
a patch to handle virtual domains.
> problematic. However, qpopper has got on my nerves enough in the last 9
> months that I am seriously considering spending some time either patching
> another pop3d or perhaps even writing my own from scratch which would allow
> configuration file directives for MySQL similar to exim. If I were to make
> It's only a dream, but a nice one. I want something similar for RADIUS as
> well. In fact, I just want all software to be designed and written as well
> as exim! :-)
Hear, Hear.
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Suresh Ramasubramanian + mallet<@>efn.org
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