hi
i was running jawmail for about a year now. after upgrading to dbmail1.1
jawmail didnt get any messages, a friend of mine told me that jawmail
doesnt support the current phplibs or whatever.
anyway, jawmail was very slow. there was very much overhead in getting
infos about mailboxsize,...
and there is no webmail client which gives me the feeling jawmail gave me;
i decided to write my own client, with my own features. my client wont
get a large scaled feature list but it will be fast. and thats exactly
what i need. imho that can be only gained if you loose features.
i check my mails with netscape/mozilla imap client. that clients give me
all what i need. the webmailclient should only display my (new)
messages, give me the chance to anwer them and choosing more than one
identity. well, i think that will be enough for my needs. the rest is
done @ home with a "more-featured" client.
all in all i want a fast client for mobile use (web) and a "with this
one i can do everything"-client for home.
lets see if my client will ever launches a release. i just give it a go.
best regards, armin.
Cedric Veilleux schrieb:
Hi,
On a side note, isn't it a little bit asking for troubles to make a mail
client accessing the database directly? Why not use the IMAP interface, any
existing webmail that supports imap will work. The IMAP specs are unlikely to
change, we can't say this for dbmail's sql layout..
Just my 2 cents...
Le 1 Mars 2003 15:45, Eelco van Beek - IC&S a écrit :
Hi Armin,
One thing is for sure, the first messageblk of a message is _always_
the header. Large messages can consist of multiple blocks.
DBmail does a query for all messageblks that belong to a message
ordered by messageblk_idnr. Consequently the first block is always the
header.
Best regards,
Eelco
On zaterdag, maa 1, 2003, at 20:49 Europe/Amsterdam, armin langhofer
wrote:
hi
i'm currently working on a webmail interface in jawmail style for
dbmail (without imap). i know that there still exists one - i write
the second.
i figured out that every message has 2 record sets in "messages". one
is for the header, the other one is the message itself. but how can i
teach my webmail client which row is for what?
i have been trying to order by the messages_idnr and define, that the
first is the header and the second row is the mail but i dont know if
theres a better way.
any ideas?
best regards, armin.
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