Jesper Krogh wrote:
> Kevin Keane wrote:
>> Is there another way to accomplish this?
>
> snapshots.
>
> Make sure your installation recides on an lvm volume that has sufficient
> space for doing a snapshot. Then do the snapshot in a RunBefore and 
> remove it in a RunAfter.
>
> This should provide you with "no" downtime. The state of a restore of 
> your installation whould be excactly like if you had booted your 
> system after a hard power-down.
>
> Of course, make sure to actually test that it works for you :-)
>
> Jesper
Thanks. Come to think about it, I tried snapshots a long time ago, and 
they seemed to be broken with my Linux distro. Now that it's a couple 
years later, it's probably fixed, so I might indeed try that.

It would still only allow a server-level restore - any idea on how to 
allow mailbox-level (or, even better, folder-level or message-level) 
restore?

Thanks!

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