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JAMES-146
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Bug
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| Status: |
Resolved
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| Resolution: |
Won't Fix
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| Priority: |
Major
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| Assignee: |
Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Gabriel Kwok
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0
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0
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| Bugzilla Id: |
25736
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| Resolution Date: |
08/Sep/06 09:09 AM
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James has a problem starting when the var/mail/<subdir> is full ... such as
the "errors" subdirectory. I noticed this because my servers gets a tonne of
spam and eventually hits the maximum number of files allowed in a directory on
Linux/Unix. I had to clean up the /var/mail/errors directory to get James
started again.
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Description
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James has a problem starting when the var/mail/<subdir> is full ... such as
the "errors" subdirectory. I noticed this because my servers gets a tonne of
spam and eventually hits the maximum number of files allowed in a directory on
Linux/Unix. I had to clean up the /var/mail/errors directory to get James
started again. |
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A workaround would be to use mbox or db repositories. In the future, maildir might be an option. It is unlikely that the "file_pair" implementation will be "fixed" in terms of the total number of files, but perhaps we could add an option so that certain stores can be configured to not maintain the index, since they'll never be read.