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** ORIGINAL MESSAGE FROM:Jeff Kilpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>**
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>On Wed 1969-12-31 at 17:59 mazur wrote:
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> ** ORIGINAL MESSAGE FROM:Jeremy Zawodny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>**
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> >>re: On Tue Apr 01 2003 at 01:04:59PM -0800 Steven Nakhla wrote:
> >>
> >> Are there currently any open-source mail servers that utilize
> MySQL?
> >
> >Jeremey wrote:
> >Yes many.
> >
> > Steven wrote:
> >> I know that there are some that will authenticate against
accounts
> >> stored in a MySQL database but I am looking for a mail server
that
> >> actually stores the messages in the database.
> >
> >Jeremey wrote:
> >Why exactly?
> >
> >Jeremy
> 
> Well I can answer the why and say I built myself a web-based email
>  application (Java/Tomcat/MySQL/Linux) so that my email would be
> centralized.  I found myself working on and using one of about 6
> computers each week and my email was getting spread out over the
> machines.  I wasnt interested in using a Yahoo/Hotmail type account
> as dealing with all the banners and flashing lights didnt attract
me.
>   So I decided to roll my own.
> 
> Now my email is stored on and handled through one server in a MySQL
> database.  I can search the heck out of it and needless to say
> access it anywhere.  Im now considering a java GUI app to manage my
> mail (access via RMI perhaps) so having it in the database is very
> convenient.
> 
> I suppose other people have their reasons for storing email in a
> database....anyone?
> 
> Rob Mazur
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>
>re: This is not flamebait.  Im not trying to be disagreeable or a
jerk. 
>Just a thought.
>
>What about IMAP?
>
>-jeff

Oh that's fine. :-)

I agree IMAP would do the trick.  I did it more as a pet project, and
as a way to explore Sun's JavaMail API.  It also gave me an excuse to
add another MySQL database to my collection!

In other words, it is my hobby project that I enjoy coding on the
side.
Rob Mazur
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