Nico Edtinger-3 wrote: > > You are already using Nabble and should see the link to a feed > somewhere in your address bar:. fw-general has a feed at > <http://www.nabble.com/Zend-Framework-f15440.xml > >. But IMO using push is the better option, if available, as you > aren't wasting resources (like fetching the feed although nothing has > changed) and you get new mails as soon as they arrive. With a .forward > file it's quite easy to call a CLI script and import the mail into > your database (maybe using Zend_Mail_Message[_File]) > > nico > >
Absolutely you are correct, however, where I intend to archive this information is on my development server which doesn't have any mail system set up (nor does it have a public ip / domain name in order to set up a mail account). In thinking about this scenario a little more, it would probably be relatively easy to set up an external mail address and pull in the mail and handle it that way. I am going to give this some more thought as the feed system was intended as a quick and dirty method to get around the mail system issue. Ok, thanks for making me think! :) Thanks Aaron -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Zend-Mailing-Lists--All--tp20817622p20825051.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
