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  1. The Headless Horseman The Headless Horseman Debian

    I'm resetting up my mail server..for a simple mail server, is it a good idea to switch to maildir over mbox? !debian

    Saturday, 24-Oct-09 02:29:39 UTC from Gwibber
    • Kevin Squire Kevin Squire

      @horseman I always pref. maildir 1email=1textfile

      Saturday, 24-Oct-09 02:31:40 UTC
    • Patrick McFarland Patrick McFarland

      @horseman: Yes, corruption can eat entire mboxes, Maildir stores the mails as individual files.

      Saturday, 24-Oct-09 02:33:17 UTC
    • Patrick McFarland Patrick McFarland

      @horseman: Mutt and friends also recommend Maildir over mbox

      Saturday, 24-Oct-09 02:33:41 UTC
    • The Headless Horseman The Headless Horseman Patrick McFarland

      @diablod3: Alright, I'll try to figure out the switch. I tried it once and failed, but this is a fresh new mail server. :)

      Saturday, 24-Oct-09 02:35:25 UTC
    • Patrick McFarland Patrick McFarland Debian

      @horseman #Exim 4 can handle it iirc, and that's what most !Debian users use

      Saturday, 24-Oct-09 02:38:27 UTC
    • The Headless Horseman The Headless Horseman Patrick McFarland

      @diablod3: I'm using postfix and I know it can handle maildir. I'm just a newb

      Saturday, 24-Oct-09 02:40:42 UTC
    • Equitas IT Solutions Equitas IT Solutions Debian

      @horseman I always prefer maildir. For small mailservers consider smail. See my FSM article for more info. !debian http://fsmsh.com/2937

      Saturday, 24-Oct-09 10:46:46 UTC

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