>
> ... grabbing the message before or after it is sent ...
>
> What is the difference here? It would seem like after would be much
simpler. Is there a benefit otherwise?
Before means that the app will be dealing with sending the mail or in some way
sit between the receiving of the mail by the mail server and the sending of it.
Not a problem, but might be more than what you want. Easiest is to just CFPOP
the mail out of an account (after).
> ... different mail browsers use different headers ...
>
> Is there anywhere that at least states what all of the different options
that must be handled are?
Not really. I check for In-Reply-To, References, or ReplyID in that order and
have never seen a problem.
> ... I suggest using something other than CFSCHEDULE for this ...
>
> How else would you do it? The gateway feature of Blackstone sounds nice in
order to get it as close to real time as possible, but what alternatives are
there now?
Blackstone will have another scheduling thing for the gateways. I've already got
code (in idea and raw form) waiting for Blackstone alpha that will use the
gateways to move and store messages in multiple formats. Want NNTP. Just write a
gateway listening to the port and fill the request for latest threads or
specific message from a DB. Gateways are going to rock. Problem is, they're not
here now and waiting for them to write an archive is just not efficient.
> Thanks again,
> -- Jeff
>
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