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Boessie71
Feb 22, 2009Follower
Mailserver for ReadyNAS Duo
:?: I was wondering if Netgear is planning to provide a mailserver for the ReadyNAS Duo.
Other NAS devices like QNAP (http://www.qnap.com/PressRelease_detail.asp?pr_id=116) en Excito Bubba Two (https://www.excito.com/bubba/technical-specifications.html) do offer this offer functionality.
I do hope this feature will be available soon. :?
Other NAS devices like QNAP (http://www.qnap.com/PressRelease_detail.asp?pr_id=116) en Excito Bubba Two (https://www.excito.com/bubba/technical-specifications.html) do offer this offer functionality.
I do hope this feature will be available soon. :?
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- zamboniAspirantI've thought about this and sort of wanted it for years (while I had my NV)...
But the Pro desperately needs the drives to sleep; it is a heat-monger. Today was the first day with my Pro running 3 drives all day. I'd closed my home-office door. When I came home, it was HOT in this room... never happened with my NV.
Running a mailserver means the drives will be spinning all the time as they download stuff 24x7. If there were a "freaky way" to somehow carve out an area of 1 drive for the mail, and only keep that drive spinning... I'd be all over it. - THNAspirant
Zamboni I believe, heck I am even sure that there will be an option to NOT have the mail server running, I one chooses not to. So, that is a lame reason for not wanting one.zamboni wrote: I've thought about this and sort of wanted it for years (while I had my NV)...
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But the Pro desperately needs the drives to sleep; it is a heat-monger.</snip>
I for one, would definitely be interested in having the option of using my DUO as a mail server. - zamboniAspirant
THN wrote: So, that is a lame reason for not wanting one.
You miss my point. I'd like one - but one that is powerful or somehow configurable enough to run without spinning the drives.
Perhaps an option to use a chunk of memory to download the mail messages and "hold them"... and only spin the drives if there is either a power outage and the NAS switches to UPS power, or the memory fills up enough that it needs to write its contents to disk.
Or, perhaps a time-of-day; no need to download (for me) from midnight to 8am... - THNAspirantHow about a mail server w/a sleeper, which only wakes up every so often, or when it is called into action?
- kdannathAspirantAny news on the Email server aplication?
- any information about my dream ??? :roll:
- ukbobboyLuminaryI have a dream too.
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