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webmail and use a local client or perhaps a text client on HCoop.  Or
forward all my email and stop using HCoop for serving mail, which is sort
of a shame, but I don't have any real solutions to offer on the
administrative side, and I continue using @hcoop.net to serve entirely
too-important emails for largely sentimental reasons when we don't really
have the resources to ensure robustness.  It's shocking that we've done as
well as we have, really--most of the time HCoop works really well, large
webmail aside.

Nathan

> Greetings,
>
> ntk has reported (unfortunately on IRC where I get zero notification of
> the problem) that IMAP has ceased working for him regularly.
>
> I've noticed *no* problems -- so is this a problem for anyone else? I
> have about a decade of email at hcoop, and use it very heavily... and
> it's always been rock solid for *me*, but not others for whatever
> reason.
>
> One thing to note: if your INBOX gets too large, you will either hit the
> afs filenames-in-directory limit (= bounces), or squirrelmail will start
> timing out due to php time execution limits. But neither should affect
> being able to *read* email.
>
> --
> <Sonarman> WHAT??!??! you don't want to attend my roundtable on
>            neomarxist deconstruction schemes for modern
>            capitalism? YOU'RE PROPPING UP THE SYSTEM, PIG.
> <Sonarman> brb latte
>