Paul Vixie <[email protected]> writes: > folks, it's been a blast. i used MH from 1985 to 2005 exclusively, > then from 2005 to 2015 in parallel with uw-imapd, and not at all since > mark crispen's death when i moved to dovecot and Maildir.
Dovecot is a server and Maildir is mail storage format. What are you using as a UI? > i've helped find and fix bugs in the MH library, i regularly tested > and patched the MH (and Kerberos) parts of uw-imap, i even wrote some > hooks (thanks, jon!) for maintaining and using a BDB index for NMH's > folders. > > i've operated a 32-bit NMH build server back when i had 32-bit > servers, and i've started a few and joined many discussions as to > software portability and system architecture here. > > but i think it's time i admitted that IMAP and MIME are my future, and > that i will probably never use NMH or MH-E again. Yeah, with all of the security that NASA is adding, my days of fetchmail and procmail are numbered at work, and with it, MH and MH-E, unless I can find a way to bridge the gap between the NASA Linux email UI (Evolution?) and the MH mail store. > you are a great team but it's time i said goodbye. i'm about to answer > the unsubscribe-verify e-mail; i don't see any non-cc'd followups. And all the best to you. > goodbye all! > > -- > P Vixie -- Bill Wohler <[email protected]> aka <[email protected]> http://www.newt.com/wohler/, GnuPG ID:610BD9AD
