On Fri, 1 Apr 2011 14:15:34 +0200 "MOKRANI Rachid" <rachid.mokr...@ifpen.fr> wrote:
> > I have already a plant to re-implement this on top of the new > > sources. My question to you is this though: how would you > > display who downloaded the ticket or not? > > > > If you send the link to 3 persons, should I generate 3 > > tickets? Or just 1 ticket that has 3 emails connected to it? > > In the latter case, how would you display it in the interface? > > In complement of the email that need to send to the ticket's sender, the most > simple is to generate 3 tickets. And each ticket has a unique ID associates > to the email adress. It should be nice if I can see (the email adress > recipient in the interface) like the other parameters when I click on "Active > tickets" > > Expiry: In 4 days > Downloads: 7 > Downloaded: 30/03/2011 > Notify: rachid.mokr...@ifp.fr > Recipient : THE EMAIL ADRESS OF THE RECIPIENT <============= NEW > > I'm very interesting about this. I like the idea overall. I already had the plan to put the recipient in the db. What I will also implement is hash-based file references instead of direct file allocations. So that when creating a ticket which is a duplicate of an existing file you don't actually waste the disk space. As a side-effect you will also get de-duplication for free if two people publish the same file.
