Aaron Stone wrote:
My ODBC driver is almost done, I'll include that too. I told Paul that I thought it was most important I get the backends up and running first. Ill take the others on as soon as I can. For the sort stuff, I can't see any reason why to split that, its either you have sieve or not. I suspect the general concensus would say have sieve, and that the standard sort would probably be unused. It really comes down to whatever makes sense.Looks good. I got my OS X info from the ltdl documentation; it's likely that it isn't 100% up to date with their code in CVS. I'd say include it into the source tree, but possibly in a subdirectory someplace (like dbmail/ltdl/).Don't forget that it's not just the 'backend' -- there's also the auth-sql split, and sorting to worry about. Not a big deal, something like: AUTH_TYPE = [sql, ldap] DB_TYPE = [mysql, pgsql, oracle]
I'll set the standard location ${prefix}/lib/dbmail. That is pretty trivial.It would make sense to have full-path-to-library option as you've suggested, but only as a sort of "expert mode." For the general case, DBMail should figure that out by itself using just a this-or-that type option.
Aaron
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