Re: bincdrop - a (courier) maildrop replacment
Jerry Lundström <[email protected]> Wed, 03 Aug 2005 08:56:46 +0200
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Casey Allen Shobe wrote: > On Thursday 21 July 2005 13:52, Jerry Lundström wrote: > >>The other question is technically concerning where to put the >>filter files. Since maildrop uses $HOME/.mailfilter and >>$HOME/.mailfilter.d/* that is a very old approach and I was >>hoping to make the filter placments a lite more up-to-date. > > Err, why exactly does the filter file have to reside inside the > maildir? I don't think it belongs there. Certainly it seems a > step backwards, not forwards. Having the filter files in the Maildir makes the Maildir folder virtual meaning you can have virtual users. It will also make it easier to control access to the file if its in the same Maildir folder as the rest of the mail stuff. But sure, there can be multiple search paths for the filter file and/or an option to bincdrop. -- Jerry Lundström, System Developer Section for IT and Media, Stockholms University, Sweden +46 (0)8 16 19 99 / http://www.it.su.se