Hello all, First of all, congratulations for the 1.0 release.
I would like to suggest a SQLite (http://www.hwaci.com/sw/sqlite/) backend. SQLite is a *fast* (they claim to be 4x faster then PostgreSQL) and small (lib is around 200Kb) embedded SQL engine. It's provided with full C/C++ code, and you can choose between dynamic or static linking. If dbmail is used with SQLite, an out-of-the-box, solid, fast version of dbmail would be possible, without having to install/config a database server, which many times is too much for the average user. SQLite has a good mailing list, thousands of users, and is proven technology. It should be more then enough for hundreds of users; and if someone wants to provide *real* huge user support, he/she could just use the MySQL or PostgreSQL backends. But dbmail would be working instantly with SQLite... Should be worth giving a look... what do you guys think ? -- Best regards, Steve Howe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
