Witse:
> I don't have to do your home work. But consider the following. SMTP
> was designed to implement a store-and-forward infrastructure, i.e.
> nothing that remotely resembles 'upload' and 'fetch' functionality(*).
> In the context of SMTP, those things have been implemented through
> add-on pr
[ Oops, postfix-users was the wrong list apparently, reposting to postfix-devel
]
> On Dec 26, 2017, at 8:29 PM, Tom Maier wrote:
>
> Within my uni project I have to implement additional SMTP commands in
> order to upload or download data (e.g., base64 encoded data). This is
> why my initial id
In article <1769a436-daf1-45df-b601-7eb1e17d6...@wurps.de>,
Tom Maier wrote:
>The project description states that I have to implement some SMTP extension
>which provides two features. (1) The owner of an SMTP account should be able
>to upload
>personal information in the vCard format onto his m
Wietse:
> Postfix (or SMTP) supports neither uploading nor fetching, but that
> has not stopped people from implementing that over SMTP. 25 Years
> ago, people would set up all sorts of email aliases that would
> deliver an email message to a local program that would respond with
> a new email mess
> Postfix (or SMTP) supports neither uploading nor fetching, but that
> has not stopped people from implementing that over SMTP. 25 Years
> ago, people would set up all sorts of email aliases that would
> deliver an email message to a local program that would respond with
> a new email message.
>
>
Tom Maier:
> The project description states that I have to implement some SMTP
> extension which provides two features. (1) The owner of an SMTP
> account should be able to upload personal information in the vCard
> format onto his mail account after authentication. (2) Everyone
> should be able to
Hi
recently I got a project at university which includes an enhancement for
Postfix. I read through the code already and tried to understand the various
daemons. I feel a little lost because this is the first big open source project
I am working on.
The project description states that I have t
