Re: Dovecot or Cyrus

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Am Di, den 26.10.2004 schrieb Bryan O'Sullivan um 7:08:

> It is, but when you run dovecot in compatibility mode (on mbox format
> folders), you gain very little performance benefit over UW-imapd.

That is not true. Hard drives love prefetching and mbox is fast if you
have an index. And dovecot does indexing.

> Cyrus is a pain in the neck to administer, but it has some features
> (mainly virtual users) that were not available in dovecot until
> recently, and it probably still has some features that dovecot doesn't.
> That said, it has very little active development or support, and
> terrible documentation; I migrated from Cyrus to dovecot six months ago,
> and wouldn't go back.

Well, Cyrus-IMAPd is feature rich and powerful. From that it is clear
that it is not that easy to setup and administer. But running a mailer
server (MTA and IMP/POP3) is very complex at all.

And it is wrong that the Cyrus-IMAPd is little developed. I don't know
from what you conclude that. And there is support by authors and user
community. There is a good wiki and a mailinglist.

> 	<b

Alexander


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