Am 11.01.2014 17:29, schrieb Алексей: > Harald and Paul, thanks for your answer. >> instead re-invent the wheel > I don't want to do it, so I ask you about existing solution :) I discovered > some functions in PHP but all of them > work with an IMAP handler. I need the same function or (rather) library to do > the same things but without an IMAP > connection. There's no reason to open an IMAP connection if it uses MySQL > anyway. I think so...
the reason maybe that you have a stable and well defined protocol you do not need to open the imap port from elsewhere than the applications host > why dbmail 2.2.11? > I can't exactly answer you this question. I started to work with DBMail 2.2 > and then I had no reason to upgrade it. If 3.0 can solve my problem it would > be great dbmail 3.x can't solve the problem itself but be aware that in some future point of time after OS upgrades dbmail 2.2 may need to be rebuilt, fails and there is no active support to fix the problem if you then need to upgrade and have built your sultion above directly with MySQL you are out of luck because the database-scheme of dbmail 3.0.x is completly different than 2.x and you need to start from scratch using the RFC conform IMAp protocol makes your application independent of dbmail's internal low-level implementation
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