Le Tue, 10 Oct 2006 18:54:40 +0200, David Saez Padros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> Hi !! > > > The very ancient Unix way of announcing email is called "comsat". It is > > implemented by a daemon to which the mailer sends a message (using UDP). > > The daemon then writes "you have mail" to the user's terminal if she/he > > is logged in. Exim has support for comsat - check the "notify_comsat" > > option of appendfile. If you were to write a replacement daemon that > > accepted comsat-style messages, Exim can already support you. > > > > Oddly enough, I looked at the comsat code only yesterday and thought "I > > wonder if anybody uses this any more?" > > looks very useful for users who want to know when they receive some > important mail on his mobile via SMS. It's not necessary to write a > full daemon to have comsat hacking as shown in this page: > > http://larve.net/people/hugo/1998/01/hcomsat > > BTW, it will be also great to have a similar feature for remote > deliveries That's great. Could be a good point to start. Thanks -- Beber - E-Mail / Jabber (+GMail) : beber_AT_meleeweb.net http://www.meleeweb.net
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