I'm wondering where are the linux Sys V semaphores stored? It seems that at least CentOS 5/5.1 stores them in files but I'm hoping that they are stored in RAM, so are they stored in files or in RAM? I'd also like to know how they have been programmed, as in how they work. I tried to google for both questions but for some reason I can't find the answers.
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AuthType Basic
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Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS
Panel version 11.5.30 Update #45
The data stored in roundcube webmail (like contacts and signatures ), located in the database table "roundcubemail", is not transferred when migrating the whole server, customer or the domain that uses it. Also in the backup server, account, domain this data is not included.
I think it's a real problem if a customer with many mailboxes, who only uses roundcube, needs a backup or wants to migrate to another server. Ok, this data could be exported in rounbcube with a few mouse clicks, but it´s not very comfortable. In my opinion this should be included in the backup and also in the migration process (migration manager).