Eugene Prokopiev wrote:
> I hope my code will merged with mail DBMail source tree so anybody will > can use my code or change it. But I haven't answer in dbmail-dev > maillist about my patch. Sometimes I have to make a living :-) > I know that adding new features in stable version is not good idea, but > this feature is very needed for me and for other people which can't > migrate to unstable DBMail version. If this patch works out ok, I'll add it to the debian packages as a dpatch. The main question is: how does this patch work for databases that don't have the new filter table. But I'll have to read the patch first I guess. If it degrades gracefully on existing installs, or doesn't cause any regressions, there's no real reason not to include such added features. Lets see how this works out first. >> Not being familiar with the code, does sort_and_deliver() get >> called during IMAP APPEND's too, or just during smtp/lmtp? Just during delivery (smtp/lmtp). I just rewrote the append code in 2.1 last week, so I can tell you for sure it's a different beast all together. sort_and_delivery is indeed the most obvious entry point for sorting. If that breaks stuff like _imap_append, then _imap_append is broken (duh). > I don't know :) I even don't know what is IMAP APPEND :) Can I do this > operation in mail client? Oh boy. What use is filtered delivery if you don't use imap??? So I assume you do use imap. Append is what happens when you copy messages from a folder in one account to another account or when your client stores a sent message to the Sent folder. -- ________________________________________________________________ Paul Stevens paul at nfg.nl NET FACILITIES GROUP GPG/PGP: 1024D/11F8CD31 The Netherlands________________________________http://www.nfg.nl
