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List:       squirrelmail-devel
Subject:    [SM-DEVEL] Moving data directory question
From:       <squirrelmail () geshu ! com>
Date:       2005-12-15 12:19:12
Message-ID: KLELKCGNBNIBHENIKKMLGEFKKEAD.squirrelmail () geshu ! com
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Hi everyone, I have Squirrelmail installed on Windows 2000 adn everything
works great but I have the installation on my c drive which only has 10 gig
ofspace.  I added a raid volume with tons more space running on 15k RPM
drives but I need to move the data directory to the volume.  How can I
update Squirrelmail to look for the data Directory on my new Volume?  I
figured that I could take the entire Squirrelmail folder and make it a
virtual directory on the new volume but I am not sure if that will slow the
entire system down.

Also when I tried to make a backup of the data directory I keep getting
"accessis denied" the source file may be in use" error even when I turn
everything off, imap, smtp, web acces, etc.  I wanted to change the default
preferences for users but I also cannot edit the file because of the same
error.

Thanks for your help.

Scott



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