On Sep 2, 2009, at 9:28 PM, ferna...@dfcom.com.br wrote:
Can I just "replace" the function called to save the message in the
maildir (and update the indexes) by the dovecot one?
I don't know about maildrop code, but "maybe". But Dovecot doesn't
just have a "save message" function. You need t
Can I just "replace" the function called to save the message in the
maildir (and update the indexes) by the dovecot one? Do I need to copy the
code to load configuration when using only the api functions ?
P.s: how about v2.0 - what is the stage? Is there any date to be released ?
Thanks,
Fernand
On Wed, 2009-09-02 at 19:12 -0300, ferna...@dfcom.com.br wrote:
> But I like the idea maildrop calling the dovecot api to save the message
> into the maildir.
>
> And yes, my patches don´t touch the maildir delivery. So, I can just
> change the maildrop 'deliver' function and call the dovecot one.
Very interesting...I don´t like the idea maildrop calling dovecot deliver
(as an external program).
But I like the idea maildrop calling the dovecot api to save the message
into the maildir.
And yes, my patches don´t touch the maildir delivery. So, I can just
change the maildrop 'deliver' functio
On Wed, 2009-09-02 at 18:23 -0300, ferna...@dfcom.com.br wrote:
> How can I insert a piece of code at maildrop allowing it to update the
> dovecot indexes (which lib and/or function from dovecot I need to use ?)
You can't really just update indexes, at least not without a lot of
code. What you cou
Hi,
I´m using a multi-storage architecture in my email environment and
maildrop as deliver command at mta. But to this deliver the mx servers
mount nfs partitions - we need to use maildrop because many patches we
inserted.
How can I insert a piece of code at maildrop allowing it to update the
do
