On Sat, Feb 02, 2002 at 10:22:25PM -0500, Wietse Venema wrote:
> This patch is not useful. On Linux file systems it has no effect
> at all.

Ok. Here it is linux kernel 2.4.18-pre7, ext3fs 2.4-0.9.17.
(after I change maildir.c).

% smtp-source -s 20 -m 1000 -f adi -t adi localhost

As soon as smtp-source finished, I press reset button.
As soon as postfix start delivering messages again (after boot-up),
I press reset botton again. I keep doing the second above ten
times, until I get bored :-)

adi:~> find Maildir -type f | wc -l
   1026

adi:~> find Maildir/tmp -type f | wc -l
     18

adi:~> find Maildir/new -type f | wc -l
   1006

root:~> lsattr /data/postfix
--S---A------ /data/postfix/maildrop
------A------ /data/postfix/pid
--S---A------ /data/postfix/incoming
--S---A------ /data/postfix/active
--S---A------ /data/postfix/bounce
--S---A------ /data/postfix/defer
--S---A------ /data/postfix/deferred
--S---A------ /data/postfix/flush
--S---A------ /data/postfix/saved
--S---A------ /data/postfix/corrupt
------A------ /data/postfix/public
------A------ /data/postfix/private
------A------ /data/postfix/var
------A------ /data/postfix/etc
------A------ /data/postfix/lib
------A------ /data/postfix/usr
------A------ /data/postfix/dev

So, I could hope that surplus messages on my maildir didn't caused
by asynchronous directory operation on postfix queue (unlink(2)).

While as I said before, I keep 'loosing' mail without that change.
(with the same environment except that change)

This *are* a question. So, any better explanation?

Thanks

Regards,

P.Y. Adi Prasaja

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