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,...
There are already two native webmail clients that I know of.
http://wedbmail.dsp-services.com/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dbmail-webmail/
Scott England
Brian Jackson wrote:
On Saturday 01 March 2003 04:52 pm, Cedric Veilleux wrote:
Hi,
On a side note, isn't it a little bit
On Saturday 01 March 2003 04:52 pm, Cedric Veilleux wrote:
> 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 unlik
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..
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 regar
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 teac
