I was told that it seems it takes too long, until we see new emails. The reason is, that we have configured a imap connector, where the shortest intervall seems to be 5 min. Is it somehow possible to shorten this period, maybe in a conf. file as it is not (yet?) possible in gui? When a customer sends a mail it can take up to 5 min till we see them in our mailboxes, which seems like a very long period depending on the usecase.
Thats why I’d like to ask if it is possible to add shorter periods like one or two minutes in the future, or I’d like to configure that by editing a config file if possible.
Tried that (db getmail setprop myusername@externaldomain.tld Time 1) but in /etc/crond.d/getmail I still see */5 * * * * before my mailconnector line, and it still takes 5 min till next download.
It works if I set */1 * * * * ? But how would I be able to make it persist future updates? Changing the getmail cron file is probably not the recommended way? Maybe I should also ask the provider, if they have no problem with this intervall as for about 10 users, each trying to update every minute, We cant afford that they might not like this and ban us, atm I only test this with one (my) account
I only can issue signal-event nethserver-getmail-save. Else I get message: Can’t open directory /etc/e-smith/nethserver-getmail-update. And if I set manually */1 * * * * in /etc/crond.d/getmail and issue `expand-template /etc/cron.d/getmail it changes everything back to */5 * * * *. Sorry if I am bit slow in understanding