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> - small/medium scale testing, > Nobody has ever done maildelivery in a Coda filesystem, not even for > a single user. Yes, here a couple of us crazy developers do store our > email in Coda, but the delivery is still done to the local disk and > only the `received' mailboxes are stored in /coda. I intend to do just this on my home machines in a few weeks when I get time to set up two coda servers. I am also planning on useing Kerberos5 authentication, and the machine (possibly machine*s* later on if I get ambitious) delievering mail will have a 'mail' kerberos principal, and corresponding coda user/group. I'm going to have a cron job that will update the kerberos tickets (and in turn, coda tokens) from a kerberos5 keytab file every 12 hours or so. I currently get around 100-200 messages a day, which are immediately filtered via procmail patched with 'Maildir' support into one of about 30 folders. (half of my messages are from the linux-kernel mailing list) I would venture to guess this would amount to some pretty decent 'medium scale' testing ;) Any suggestions before I try this? (Yes, I'm going to use procmail to send duplicate copies of all my non-mailing list mail to another 'regular' machine when I try this ;) ) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Troy Benjegerdes | troy_at_microux.com | hozer_at_drgw.net | | Unix is user friendly... You just have to be friendly to it first. | | This message composed with 100% free software. http://www.gnu.org | --------------------------------------------------------------------------Received on 1999-04-26 01:52:00