Hello,
I am using dbmail version 2.0.4.
I have a problem: most of the incoming e-mail failes with the same error, but
some of them arrive. Here I send a sample from the log.
May 9 12:42:21 mail dbmail/lmtpd[16790]: dbpgsql.c, db_query: Error executing query [INSERT INTO dbmail_messageblks
Sorry, I use FC3 and PG8.0.
Aron
A wrote:
I am using dbmail version 2.0.4.
Hi,
The e-mails we get frequently/ /contains special characters like these:
éáőúóűí. Will they work properly with SQL_ASCII?
Aron
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I think you have to change the encoding on the dbmail database. Try
SQL_ASCII instead.
Hello all,
I'am using latest dbmail 2.0(2005.07.18. snapshot) and DBMA 2.3.5 and
postgresql 8.0. I need to use shared folders, but when I try to set up a
shared folder in DBMAs ACL menu I get this error:
ERROR: current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of
transaction
M. J. [Mike] O'Brien wrote:
Hi Aron:
Hi!
2) The error code does not match the version. (?) Please download the
latest
version, try again, and report any problems at http://dbma.ca/
I've downloaded DBMA today again, this version works great! There is
only one thing: I followed exactly the
M. J. [Mike] O'Brien wrote:
Hi Aron:
Thunderbird works like a charm as a very IMAP_ACL-friendly MUA.
Hello,
In DBMA you need to give your intended users permission on
#Public/folder, after you have created that folder, to allow them to
at least lookup, read, see, write, insert and
Hello Mike!
user_id=(specified)dbmail_users.user_idnr,
mailbox_id=(specified)dbmail_mailboxes.mailbox_idnr, lookup_flag=1,
read_flag=1, seen_flag=1, write_flag=1, insert_flag=1, post_flag=1,
create_flag=1, delete_flag=0, administer_flag=0
If there is a correct entry in dbmail_acl matching
Hello,
I'm using DBMail for more than a year right now and am
very happy with it, but recently I've noticed that
undeliverable email isn't returned to the 'envelope
sender' but instead to the TO: field in the body.
To me this is not desirable because it offers
possibil
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Hi,
I'm using dbmail 2.2.5.
Arno
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> Ok, I'll read through the code a bit to see where
> this might be coming
> from. Also, could you provide level 5 logs for a
> message that triggers
> this behavior? Are you using dbmail-lmtpd or
>
Hi EveryOne, I just Download the dbmail, compil, follow the install
instructions.. but.. I can't read the emails by imap or pop3d, the messages are
stored in the db, 'cause i can check the headers on my mysql.
I create a test user with this command line:
dbmail-adduser a test clean
, A C Mirand wrote:
Where I can Start checking?
You need to start dbmail-pop3d (and dbmail-imapd) manually.
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143/tcpopenimap2
- Original Message -
From: Philip Warner
To: dbmail@dbmail.org ; dbmail@dbmail.org
Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2002 2:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Dbmail] New on dbmail
At 02:33 AM 8/12/2002 -0300, A C Mirand wrote:
;ve chosen the
wrong files).
Running Debian 3.0 unstable
Hints, FMs to read, whatever, appreciated.
TIA,
David A. Bandel
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note the -lkrb5 above.
Thanx, but, that's not it. And krb5.h is in /usr/include, not a subdir.
Any other ideas?
David A. Bandel
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my user..
If I connect trought imapd, i open the folers, but are without messages.
I re-install, and the same problem.
If I turn the transport of my postfix to local: the system run ok, but
changing back to dbmail, I don't see any email.
Is possible a mistake I made when I build
to make an imap login. To connect to the inbox, do
> a select inbox
>
> Could you try this and mail any errors (log output) you encounter?
Well, I didn't found any error, I re-check postfix, transport and dbmail*
permissions..
At least I know dbmail is working, because postfix recives th
ils w/ references to defines found in this file).
Anyone else managed to build on Debian testing and/or seen/resolved these
problems?
Thanx,
David A. Bandel
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krb5_cc_close (krb5_context context, krb5_ccache cache);
#define krb5_cc_close(context, cache)
#krb5_x ((cache)->ops->close,(context, cache))
I've even tried adding:
#include
to some of the .c files, but it doesn't seem to help (or I've chose
k to point at the correct library and -- well, success (duh).
Why do i feel like such a dummy when I make so obvious a boo-boo? Not like
I haven't seen this before. Public floggin is in order.
Thanx much for the prod,
David A. Bandel
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Focus on the dream, not the competition.
AM> At least I know dbmail is working, because postfix recives the email and
AM> dbmail store-it, plus i can see the folders and see the sent-item with
the
AM> emails i try to send, and I can copy emails from my local folder and
AM> dmbail-smtp store those emails, create folders, etc.
The error is
On Sun, 2003-01-19 at 18:04, Jan Pavlík wrote:
> Hi,
Hi!
> Vpopmail. I reinstall clean Qmail and try to install DBMail.
> Compile and Install work fine. IMAP and POP3 great, but SMTP
> doesn't work :( I use small howto from INSTALL.
Do you read about the problem in dbmail.c ?
You need tu repla
Hi There,
Anyone had a list of the problems with dbmail 1.0?
There are at least.
The problem with dbmail.conf - can be solved editing .c and put
/etc/*.conf
The problem with postgres, the size sudden start growing
When move a mail using imap dbmail change the date, When I move with
outlook
Hi,
It's a while since I've used dbmail, but I'm building a new system and
thought I'd use the change to go back to dbmail... 2.0rc1 is available, so
I'm gonna try to go with that rather than install somthing that is about
to be obsolited...
Weird problems seem to p
OK, I may be way off the mark, but LMTP seems to be a way to bypass
dbmail-smtp and deliver stuff into DBMAIL from an MTA (Postfix).
I've tried this, and the conversation between postfix and dbmail-lmtp
didn't look encouraging!
I get a "503 Message not received 0 FAIL." in
Well, Thanks to some previous posts about the include of time.h, and
many thanks to Christian for the pointer about additions to the postgres
schema, I now have a working postfix/dbmail implementation... Yay!
However, although I can send and retreve mail using pop3, imap4 is playing
hard to get
mailbox_idnr = '6']
Feb 3 19:51:22 dozer dbmail/imap4d[807]: ChildSighandler(): got signal
[11]
Ilja Booij wrote:
This is caused by a nasty bug I fixed yesterday. You can get the fixed=20
version via CVS (go to the download page of www.dbmail.org for info on=20
how to get dbmail via CVS) or
I was reading a post on DBMail SPAM filtering. Sorry if this
doesn't end up in the thread.
Currently I have a patch that I wrote for DBMail-2.0.1 and I
just updated for DBMail-2.0.4. It's in the bug list for DBMail.
I added the feature to the lmtpd server to accept
[EMAIL PROTEC
What are you all using to cluster PostgreSQL? I looked at
the master/slave replication that comes with Postgres. It
seems fine if you want to replicate the data, but how do you
get dbmail to switch databases when there is a failure?
I'm currently using drbd to replicate the disk block d
Well I need psql because I have a large need of triggers, stored
proceedures and views. At the time I implemented most all of that
stuff was "coming soon" in mysql.
I can work around replication with other devices, but I can't
work around triggers.
Thanks for the help, I
Don't really have a "how to", but I do have a sort of, grand
scheme paper on how I did it.
Latency on failover is about 30-45s.
Machines are connected via a x-over gigE connection that is just
used for replication of DRBD (though DRBD can only currently
sync at 700Mb I believe).
Good catch, I didn't think about mysql. The problem is that
if my SPAM box is SPAM, but something is sent to it as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] since the case doesn't match a new box
may be created (provided it's in the allowed create list) or
the email will be rejected.
Like won't cut
I didn't know about the db_findmailbox_regex, that would be
a better way to go. I'll have to take a look at how that
works.
Yup, absolutely correct on the size of the folder, I'll fix
that in my patch for sure. You must forgive me, last time
I pounded out C code was many moons a
I really hope that I'm missing something here. How does
DBMail deal with virtual domains?
User: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
User: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Right now, unfortunately, most all my users would log in
as 'xyz' with POP server of 'mail.domain1.com'.
Currently I have to run
I understand the client_idnr field, but I don't understand
how IMAP will determine when user 'xyz' from domain1 logs in
and user 'xyz' from domain2 logs in. Right now I run a separate
IP per domain, and unless I force all my users to connect with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (which
nd "append" any domain that it needs to, to the username.
Maybe I'll look at making a patch to the IMAP server such
that you can define client_idnr to IP address.
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Well you know what they say about necessity being the
mother of invention...
I pounded out a patch that allows you to do IP virtual based
domain hosting for dbmail v2.0.4.
Currently the patch only supports IMAP, but I expect by the
end of the day I'll have POP supported as well.
The prem
ng other than if you
want your logs to show the hostname connecting rather than
the IP address.
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-Original Message-
:
http://www.dbmail.org/mantis/bug_view_advanced_page.php?bug_id=209
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not found any way to make the database case insensitive
if that's even possible.
I'm only asking, because I'm planning on adding to my virtual
domains patch where I force the username to lowercase.
I fully expect the password to be case sensative.
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Thanks Paul. I have one last item that I plan on adding
which is forcing the username to lowercase. Most all other
POP/IMAP servers I've used don't care about case on the
username.
I sent a separate note to the mailing list about that, but
was just curious if there was some fundamen
I have an interesting situation and I wonder if any one else has
something like this and how you deal with it.
Basically we want to do a free Webmail service that has ad's on it.
For these users I want to only allow them to use the webmail interface
to view their email (ie. no POP or IMAP)
The authentication is from the dbmail_users table. Currently I've
added a column to that and modified that authentication portion of
imapcommands.c and pop3.c.
How do you go about using dbmail with pam? I didn't even know that
was an option.
As for the webmail, I know what IP that
Oh for the love of God. Thanks Paul.
I fixed my own problem WITH a patch that *I* wrote, and I didn't
even put it together.
I have not heard back from you about that patch. Is there anything
you would like me to fix? Did I break anything?
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-Original Message-
From: P
just added the header to misc.h and used it. That's where I
stole the idea from.
- Yup, sorry, I don't do LDAP. I'd expect it to be pretty easy to add
in there, but I have no way to test, so I'd rather not release a
patch with my name on it that doesn't work.
You are corr
each. Each
IP on a machine will be for domain1.com, second for domain2.com,
etc.
So it's nice using DBMail so that just in one place do I have
to define the IP <-> suffix mapping.
At this point like I said, I'm only working with 2.0.4, so I
think you have it under control for 2.
h the domains
patch, then the folders patch, and you shouldn't get any errors, just
warnings about fuzz. Or you can contact me for a master patch that I
have for our company.
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G
l] send mail to alias -> Real Account -> forward
Or you could create a "master" alias. This is the approach I have taken.
Now all my aliases for my various email addresses all point to another
alias, which I can then send to as many different things as I want.
Matt Salerno
Paul,
I have a similar situation like Matt. I have users that may have
10-15 aliases, and then they forward the non-alias account to
another location.
It almost makes me wonder if I shouldn't use the user_idnr in
the deliver_to field and make policy to always use names.
Would you e
send the message to
the forward location.
If the user_idnr is used in the deliver_to then the message is
immediately stored in the database making it much more efficient.
The only problem I have with the dbmail_aliases table is that
there is no DB reference to a user_idnr. I added a column (c
That's one way of doing it yes. I do it slightly different.
All my userid's in dbmail_users are fully qualified ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Aliases in dbmail_aliases are only if a user requests an alias,
like ([EMAIL PROTECTED] -> niblettda's user_idnr).
Then a forward for the us
I stand 100% corrected. That is a much better way. I was
errored in my testing.
Of course now I'm going to ask, what happens if you set up a
circular alias (yes I know you should get what you deserve, but)?
I've had a user do this to me before, it wasn't pleasant.
[EMAIL PROTE
Ok, I just confirmed that the below situation is really,
really bad.
Technically I'm not sure this is a bug since it's doing
exactly what it's supposed to do, but it could cause some
serious grief.
Seems like there should be some loop protection in the routine.
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Absolutely, I'll let you know. I was looking at the
code and it seemed to me like there was something intended
for lop detection, just never completed.
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ugh the
loop on the second name.
Eventually it did forward the message to [EMAIL PROTECTED],
but it was really strange how it got around to it.
Regardless, thanks for the help.
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Just a curious question here. Why in the IMAP CAPABILITY
#define isn't QUOTA listed when DBMail does support this?
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Well that makes sense. I'll just add this for people googling
the list.
I run SquirrelMail and I was trying to use the Quota plugin.
It wouldn't work, and it took me a bit to find out that
it checks the CAPABILITY line for QUOTA and if it's not there
it doesn't do anything.
I've noticed that when I start dbmail-X there always
seem to be a large number of TIME_WAIT connections
reported by netstat. All of these connections are going
to my postgres database.
For example, I only have IMAP running, with the following:
NCHILDREN=5
MAXCHILDREN=20
MINSPARECHILD
lookup sql for sasl you should find all the options
you need. You get to craft the select statement which allows
you to use any table you like.
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I thought that too, but the TIME_WAIT ones are not persistent.
They eventually die off after ~4m which I think is the
standard, but new ones are constantly made.
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I'm setting up a new machine, the only service running on
it is dbmail-imapd. When I start it, I get all the TIME_WAIT
connections, when I stop it, they all go away.
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:
sql_select: SELECT passwd FROM dbmail_users WHERE userid = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
--
Your passwords are most likely going to have to be in plain
text as sasl is going to encode it based on what the user
selects.
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Just curious out there how others do their database maintenance
and backups.
If I understand the docs correctly, it would be best to
run dbmail-util -ar and then a dump of the database. I'm
currently using 'pg_dump -Ft dbmail | bzip2 -9 > '
Anyone have any other suggestions o
.
Is this normal?
I found this because all of a sudden it seemed that I had a
lot of user calls with no username, no date messages in their
boxes. I'm thinking these two items are related.
I'd sure like to figure out how to prevent them from even
getting into the system rather than const
I'm sending this to keep it in a separate thread. The other
problem I have with dbmail-svn-1816 seems to be that
POP/IMAP/LMTP seem to die on a regular basis.
I've turned on full logging, and I can't seem to figure out
what/where there are any problems. It seems like at differ
I have an issue that some users of mine used to do an option of
forwarding their Email, and also retaining a copy in their mailbox.
I'm wondering how to accomplish this in dbmail. Maybe it's really
simple, but it's eluding me.
Hello all,
I'm in serious need of help here. I'm about at my whits
end of dealing with dbmail and getting it to work. I've
had a couple of database crashes now and found things like
if I run dbmail-util my DB process load skyrockets and
the server becomes unusable.
I'm h
After speaking to someone who knows a lot more about Postgres
than I, you all are very right. I didn't understand the sort
memory option and will be lowering it.
There seems to be some concern with the
1) DRBD which I was using to network replicate the database.
2) Running 7.4.7
3) Transac
Mike,
I'm basically doing most all of what you suggest. I'm going
to start over with a new build, go to 8.0.3 on postgres and
probably 2.0.4-svn.
We did find a duplex mis-match between the dbmail server and
the database. So that could be part of the issue.
I don't think the Xeo
Abdullah,
Check the users account for a zero size message. We found
that if we shutdown LMTP without shutting down postfix first
we would get messageblk entries with a completely empty
(not null) messageblk field.
That usually hosed up squirrelmail. Mozilla would show an
empty message, and
Sorry, I didn't realize that they were two different errors.
I have seen the other one seperately before, and if I recall
correctly I think we found that the application that we
wrote to add users to dbmail was creating the INBOX entry
in dbmail_mailboxes with a permission of 1 and not 2.
was written to use persistent
DB connections for things like preferences and such. That's
a killer to watch it constantly checking the preferences
each time. At the same time, I certainly understand not
caching DB connections because that adds a whole layer of
overhead.
I'm a bit confused right now. I thought for sure that LMTP
wasn't using a transaction for PostgreSQL, but the logs don't
lie.
My issue is that when I stop dbmail-lmtpd without stopping
postfix first, and there is an LMTP message in the pipe, I
end up with an entry in dbmail_messa
Are you all referring to the "us-ascii" portion that is
commented out in the imaputil.c file?
I'm having a strange issue with SquirrelMail and I'm not
sure it's related. If a user has say 2 pages of Email,
the first page displays correctly, but then if they go to
pag
After some major digging into the SM code I found the
problem. Our support desk had asked me to allow them to see
the size of the Emails in SM and sort by them.
Putting in the size was not an issue, however, I added a
sort patch outlined on one of the SM mailing lists. Oddly,
that is what broke
the SVN version, but so far I've been having good luck with
the standard 2.0.4 release.
I'm running Gentoo, latest patches and kernel. The server
doesn't do anything other than dbmail and postfix.
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I know others had been looking for a way to have direct folder
delivery into DBMail via LMTP. I've just updated the patch
that I wrote to fix a couple of problems and also added the
feature that if a folder is created then the user is also
subscribed to the folder.
You can download the v0
ference is that it
should be a quick open -> login -> retrieve -> logout -> close.
As Abdullah says in a later message, you could use an imap proxy that
will make the sessions persistent, but I think that you might have
too many open connections unless you tune your DB to take it. I'
around forever
It's nice to hear from Abdullah as a person with 162K users. I am
pretty sure that less than 1000, maybe less than 500 of ours log into
webmail presently.
The dbmail-imap processes hanging around has continued :( I set
the imap timeout in dbmail.conf to 300 down from 4000.
uot;
Paul will find something else that I missed. :)
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The bug is closed that I originally opened that provides
IP based virtual domain hosting for the dbmail 2.0 tree.
I have a new version of the patch that I believe works
much better than before. Fixed some minor cases of
possibly freeing some memory that was not allocated, and
move the force
) -> amavis -> MTA (tcp/26) -> dbmail-lmtp delivery.
This way if lmtpd has a problem, the MTA can queue up
delivery. Not quite sure how amavis would handle that.
I wrote a patch to dbmail that allows the use of folders.
We use amavisd-new to do the filtering, virus checking,
etc. Then amavis
Can't do that currently. I wanted it too for a patch I wrote, but
in my understanding of the code you can't.
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-Original Message-
From: Alan Glait
To: dbmail@dbmail.org
Sent: 9/16/2005 9:50 AM
Subject: [Dbmail] Bind ip
Hi !
I want BINDIP to have 2 values ...
How c
Paul,
I believe you mentioned that in 2.0.6 and above, dbmail now
opens a new connection to the database every second to make
sure that it's alive rather than using the pgstatus function.
(for PostgreSQL)
I was wondering what the reason for that change is? I've
noticed that now if I
Ok, so now it's using Pgstatus, interesting. Any thoughts
on why I see so many TIME_WAIT connections to my database?
I have usually around 150-170 at all times. My timeout
is the Linux default of 4 min.
Am I just the lucky one, or do others see this?
I'm using 2.0.6 on a Linux
I'm hoping that someone on the list can help me sort out
what I hope I'm doing wrong. Our group seems to be devoting
a lot of time and heartache to running dbmail for our user
base. Granted a lot seems to be database related.
So if there is anyone on the list that is using dbmai
Very interesting, then I'll probe some more...
Our database system is on a Dual 3GHz Hyperthreaded Compaq
G3 (P4 Xeon) system with 1GB of RAM with Ultra320 drives
configured in a SCSI RAID 0+1 (4 36G drives, 2 stripe sets, mirrored)
I have set my shared memory space at 512M, I would like to
shared RAM. Am I crazy here?
I set my shared_buffers to 4 which should be ~327M of
shared memory available. Is this a mistake? I wanted to
let PostgreSQL use all the RAM it could get it's hands on
for performance.
My max_fsm_pages is 20 and relations are 1. I'm
guessing tha
Interesting, I guess I didn't understand the concept of
what dbmail-util was for. I assumed you should run the
-a (all) feature. So for the sake of an upcoming consolidation
of all this information into hopefully a wiki or at least
my own documentation...
I've changed my dbmail-util s
Works just fine. I've got 4 MTA's running postfix all
storing Email to 1 DB, and POP and IMAP running on all
4 servers as well.
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deliver to a specific
mailbox.
The other option is if you are using something like Amavis
to filter Spam it can add the folder portion to the email
address like [EMAIL PROTECTED] In this case I wrote
a patch that will allow IMAP to deal with the folder portion
and deliver it.
You can find my patch at
That was all I needed to get everything to work and reject
messages. I HIGHLY suggest you use a 550 to reject the Email.
By using a 450 you are telling the other end that it's a soft
error and to try again later. 550 tells the sender, it
doesn't exist, and to not try again. By doing
Andrea,
Actually there is a method like you mentioned already done
by someone. He was using a table to hold the filtering
rules.
http://mailman.fastxs.net/pipermail/dbmail-dev/2003-April/002382.html
Check this thread, it might be what you are looking for.
My main goal was to have my Amavis add
My ears were burning so I'm here to answer questions about
my patch or add enhancements if you got 'em.
I think sieve is the way to go in the future, but if you need
it now, then I can help.
This week I'm hoping to get my patch updated for the latest
version of 2.0 since
= pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql-domains.cf
virtual_mailbox_maps = pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql-users.cf
virtual_maps = pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql-virtual.cf
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
transport_destination_recipient_limit = 1
I believe you can make the transport maps as a pgsql select
to grab only
That is correct, I was trying to indicate that the code
to provide a db:file method is the same as for virtual_domains
as relay_domains per the documentation.
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David A. Niblett | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Network Administrator | Phone: (352) 334-3400
Gainesville Regional
You might want to look at my patch for DBMail. I added the
feature of [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can use dspam to add
the folder portion to the email address.
http://dbmail.org/mantis/view.php?id=57
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David A. Niblett | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Network Administrator
Here you go, first set are what I use in production with the
relay_domains method. I should note that I wrote my own
PlPgSQL function to check if a user is valid. I check the users
table, then the alias table, plus I added a column that lists a
user as "active" such that if they don&#
Christian,
Are you using MySQL or PostgreSQL? I'm not positive of
MySQL, but with Postgres you could set up a trigger on the
dbmail_messages table to fire on insert. There is an
option to execute an external program in postgres from a
function.
This way you would be guarenteed that you
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