Giorgio70165 wrote:
Thinked in a local lan use, still keep the potential low efficient and
low-latency storage ?
I mean that whenever a mail is searched through a sql query, the user
got the mail and the url to the related attachments in a local-lan
server.
Anyway I think it could be difficu
* Sandino Araico Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [141203, 22:17]:
> You could store attachments in a separate table to keep text searches
> usable.
Good idea!
Do you know any good program that can strip attachments?
thanks,
bye
try ripmime,
works fine except sometimes with large file names,
subhasis
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* subhasis Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [151203, 14:27]:
> try ripmime, works fine except sometimes with large file names,
> subhasis
thanks subhasis, it seems to be right.
I am testing it on a dev server
bye
Hi!
You could hack the source an add a "has_attachments" column. :-)
Regards,
Chris
Giorgio70165 wrote:
* subhasis Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [151203, 14:27]:
try ripmime, works fine except sometimes with large file names,
subhasis
thanks subhasis, it seems to be right.
I am test
Guys!
Are there any tool to mannualy put a message file (say, Unix mailbox,
or just a piped message) to some SPECIFIC folder in the dbimapd IMAP?
This would be very usefull for different virus/spam filters to put
suspesious messages to the specific folder, but not Inbox.
As I see it - is a
Hi.
Normally, I'm running the dbmail-1.2.1 and it works just fine for me.
However, I've decided to upgrade to the latest dbmail-2, as far as I
don't like to functionality in working with the IMAP dirs in
dbmail-1. I've heard that it has been pretty improved in dbmail-2.
However,
I use 'dbmail-smtp -m some/other/mailbox -u someuser'
This is not documented in the manpage. A longstanding ommision.
Alexander Prohorenko wrote:
Guys!
Are there any tool to mannualy put a message file (say, Unix mailbox,
or just a piped message) to some SPECIFIC folder in the dbimapd IMAP?
T
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 12:51:43PM +0200, Alexander Prohorenko wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> Normally, I'm running the dbmail-1.2.1 and it works just fine for me.
> However, I've decided to upgrade to the latest dbmail-2, as far as I
> don't like to functionality in working with the IMAP dirs i
