John Peacock wrote:
David Favor wrote:
I'm faced with a similar situation. I use an custom event looped MTA
written
in perl. By the time a message is ready to be delivered, it's temp
file usually
already resides on the physical disk where it will reside.
That's not qpsmtpd is it??? ;-)
I've been using one I wrote sometime ago. I'm also about to start testing
qpsmtpd-async.
What would be great is a stand alone program which could be run given
a directory list to reindex.
You could write one yourself; all it would take is some out of band
program that connects via IMAP and requests the minimal IMAP command
that would cause a reindex (Timo?). Presumably you have access to the
username/password combination (since you are able to hardlink files into
their mail directory).
John
This is what I came up with too and if possible I'd rather have the load
put on another program rather than all the overhead of starting up IMAP
sessions.
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