Du musst die Anzahl der mail.box Dateien ermitteln. Dazu gibt es im Domino Directory ein Konfigurationsdokument.
Die mailboxen werden nach folgender Logik angelegt:
When the Configuration document setting for number of mailboxes is set to blank or one, the server will utilize the database MAIL.BOX for mail routing. With that field set to a value higher than one, the router will create multiple mailboxes starting with MAIL1.BOX and increment the number to match the value of the configuration setting.
(Quelle: Lotus Software KBASE, No 1101899)
und No. 1102396
Title:
How Router Routes Messages Using Multiple MAIL.BOXes
Product: Lotus Domino > Lotus Domino Server > Version 5.x
Platform(s): Platform Independent
Date: 01.05.2002
Doc Number: 1102396
Problem
How does the Domino R5 server task route messages to multiple MAIL.BOXes? Is there an algorithm?
Solution
Yes, there is an algorithm that determines which MAIL.BOX new messages will be deposited to.
An internal process first checks to see how many MAIL.BOXes are enabled. It then deposits messages in circular fashion (MAIL1.BOX, then MAIL2.BOX, then MAIL3.BOX). If any MAIL.BOX is in a busy state (being compacted, etc), it will be skipped and the available MAIL.BOXes will be used. Therefore, it is possible to see a buildup of mail on a specific MAIL.BOX.
Supporting Information:
Although a server with multiple MAIL.BOXes has no database called "MAIL.BOX" in the data directory, this is transparent to sending servers and clients. They still perform a Database, Open command for "MAIL.BOX" and this gets redirected to the appropriate database (MAIL1.BOX, MAIL2.BOX, etc).
Andreas