it via COBOL), groked only
BCDIC/EBCDIC and Ingres (PostgreSQL) didn't grok SQL then or for
quite a long time thereafter...
Progress is that we have two open-source choices that work well.
BTW ever wonder how suitable the ZODB would be as a mailstore G
Bill Hacker
Jesse Norell wrote:
Hello,
- here is the /etc/syslog.conf (stripped of comments):
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*SNIP*
!startslip *.*
/var/log/slip.log !ppp *.*
/var/log/ppp.log
These last 3 look a bit odd - I think they would generate an error on
my syslogd (linux).
.
It would appear that syslogd is not being used, *but*
I do not see anything in dbmail.conf that specifies either syslog or any
other method of logging.
Q: Where should I look, and/or is this a compile-time option that cannot
be changed at runtime?
Bill Hacker
Magnus Sundberg wrote:
Bill Hacker wrote:
Magnus Sundberg wrote:
snip
*SNIP*
The closest 'out of the tarball' complete package is Courier-mta.
I understand your opnions about SSL/TLS for pop and imap. But I am quite
shure we are evolving in that direction.
For SMTP, I do not agree
that:
- IF we were *certain* it was spam, we probably wouldn't deliver it at all.
- Probable spam seems appropriate if the luser wishes to reiew it in
case his filters are over zealous, but may be too long a name for
convenience...
- How about Suspect (INBOX.Suspect)
Bill Hacker
admin.
Bill Hacker
to utilize a mis-directed 'bounce' to propagate their garbage...
Bill Hacker
your stance. Or that you will research the
issue, and - hopefully, modify it.
Else you may be in an IP battle with Micros**t, who own most of the
rights to software irresponsibility and abdication.. G
Bill
Bill Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Christian G. Warden wrote:
On Tue, Nov 25
as the rest of the animal)
Bill Hacker
And - BTW, SMTPD's can be had that are quite small...
to be in the dbmail database...
(MySQL is not running on the box)
Ideas, anyone?
Bill Hacker
Shridhar Daithankar wrote:
Bill Hacker wrote:
BUT as a SELECT * FROM users; still shows an empty table...
It doesn't seem to be in the dbmail database...
(MySQL is not running on the box)
Ideas, anyone?
What version of postgresql? With 7.4 the protocol is changed but
assuming all
WHERE isIMAP=true
order by folder-number date ... or something like that.
Again, the message per se doesn't move, only the flags change.
If we have a RDBMS and don't *use* it as an RDBMS, we won't gain the
advantages of an RDBMS
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End heretical thoughts..
Bill Hacker
the messages straight into the DB, then apply the
filtering as a separate process before flagging the message as
'available' to the POP or IMAP client?
Bill Hacker..
Christian G. Warden wrote:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2003 at 01:19:56PM +0800, Bill Hacker wrote:
That is a whole lot easier to implement that the approach I just posted.
But may have to be re-implemented as the external MTA or toolsets change..
- It also tends to leave us with a system where all we
- which are
AFAIK, a de facto simple, standard way of invoking outbound smtp
Curious,
Bill Hacker
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