Teching bogofilter by forwarding messages
Tom Anderson
tanderso at oac-design.com
Sat Dec 20 19:26:15 CET 2003
On Fri, 2003-12-19 at 19:26, Stroller wrote:
> Only my opinion, but decentralised email storage is a Bad Thing (tm).
> You should disable the users POP3 access & make it company policy that
> users HAVE to keep their mail on the server using IMAP. It would be
As the administrator of a relatively small mail server (<50 users), I
find the idea of forcing IMAP absurd, especially for anyone supporting
more users than I do. Do you realize how many emails people like to
save, for whatever reason? An average mailbox can grow to 500M+.
Sorry, but they can keep that crap on their own HDs. Plus bandwidth and
CPU time are increased for IMAP. No need to waste server resources. If
I needed to charge users for such storage & bandwidth, my service would
quickly be replaced by someone else offering POP3.
Tom
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