Re: [Dbmail] Facts?

,813,0,0,0,0 02:31,144,843,0,0,0,0 02:32,143,790,0,0,0,0 02:33,147,825,0,0,0,0 02:34,152,836,0,0,0,0 02:35,145,803,0,0,0,0 02:36,154,801,0,0,0,0 02:37,144,811,0,0,0,0 02:38,147,836,0,0,0,0 02:39,141,789,0,0,0,0 50 pop per second, 4 mio/day... as said on a PII-200 MHz. imagine this on a multiprocessor-machine :)

Re: [Dbmail] Unaliased email addresses

n the script:) we use this system for a mysql/php/perlbased newsletter system :) -- Wulff D. Heiss, CTO Office Vienna Ullmannstr. 3, A-1150 Wien Tel.: +43-1-9610415/30 Fax: +43-1-9610415/10

Re: [Dbmail] OpenBSD & DBMail

t: no match >collect2: ld returned 1 exit status ldconfig? -- Wulff D. Heiss, CTO Office Vienna Ullmannstr. 3, A-1150 Wien Tel.: +43-1-9610415/30 Fax: +43-1-9610415/10

Re: [Dbmail] unique_id not unique?

t an idea and i have no time to check it -- Wulff D. Heiss, CTO Office Vienna Ullmannstr. 3, A-1150 Wien Tel.: +43-1-9610415/30 Fax: +43-1-9610415/10

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a filter before messages put in mailbox?

s and so on and would like to execute spam assassin before this is parsed... and: i don't want to change 140 usersnamually, as userid and emailaddress is not the same:( -- Wulff D. Heiss, CTO Office Vienna Ullmannstr. 3, A-1150 Wien Tel.: +43-1-9610415/30 Fax: +43-1-9610415/10

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a filter before messages put in mailbox?

filter get the spamfilter-value and run the scripts like value1: spamc 2:whatever 3: spamc, then whatever etc. and THEN do the delivery i think this would be more in the spirit of dbmail as a database-driven and -controlled system, wouldn't it? any comments on this? -- Wulff D. Heiss, CTO Of

[Dbmail] problem

(i686) the messageblk was corrputed... anyone an explanation? i have no idea anymore :( -- Wulff D. Heiss, CTO Office Vienna Ullmannstr. 3, A-1150 Wien Tel.: +43-1-9610415/30 Fax: +43-1-9610415/10