Re: problem with fedora+nfs+sqwebmail

"Claudio Gremoli - Aruba.it" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.sqwebmail
Message-ID <[email protected]>
We have other test:
the time is correctly synched . The problem seem to be related to JFS + NFS+sqwebmail .
With other fs or webmail the problem disappears.

Regards


Saluti
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Claudio Gremoli
Technical Department
Aruba.it http://www.aruba.it
N° centralino: 0575/51571
N° fax: 0575/515790
Mailto:[email protected]
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Claudio Gremoli - Aruba.it 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 3:53 PM
  Subject: [sqwebmail] problem with fedora+nfs+sqwebmail


  Hello,

  we have a problem with Fedora + sqwebmail +NFS .

  The problem is :
  when an user tries to move messages from a folder to another , the messages does not appear in the destination folder and disappears from source folder. On the server the messages are correctly moved. It seem to be a problem with modification time  and access time of the files. We have tried all possible  combinations about setting of nfs mount of mailbox in /etc/fstab :disabling  and enabling noac, nocto, etc etc.  
  With RH the problem disappears.



  We have this configuration:

  Server for sqwebmail:

      Fedora Core release 1 , kernel 2.4.26 vanilla, + sqwebmail  3.6.2 + vpopmail  5.4.0 +    NFS client 1.0.6 mounting mailbox from a storage server.

  Server for storage :
      Fedora Core release 1 , kernel 2.4.26 vanilla,  + NFS server 1.0.6 

      
  Regards.



  Saluti
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  Claudio Gremoli
  Technical Department
  Aruba.it http://www.aruba.it
  N° centralino: 0575/51571
  N° fax: 0575/515790
  Mailto:[email protected]
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