Re: create nested maildirs as needed before creating a lock file?

Hello Harald Dunkel,

Am 2010-12-20 18:55:08, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
> I didn't know that lockfiles are obsolete for Maildirs.
> But AFAIK their are not forbidden, either. Creating the
> Maildirs early would improve stability.

"improve stability"?  What do you mean?

> Nested subdirectories (e.g. vger.kernel.org/a/b/c/linux-kernel
> as in the example) are not created at all. I would guess this
> could be easy to extend?

This works only, if you virtualizer yourenvironment.

Speak:  You setup fiter rules and instead og using

            :0
            * 1st rule
            * 2nd rule
            path/to/folder/

        you can do:

            :0
            * 1st rule
            * 2nd rule
            { DESTINATION="path/to/folder1/" }

            :0E
            * 3st rule
            * 4nd rule
            { DESTINATION="path/to/folder2/" }

            :0
            * ? test -n "${DESTINATION}"
            {
              DUMMY_EXEC=`mkdir -p ${BASEDIR}${DESTINATION} ; chown ${USER}: ${BASEDIR}${DESTINATION}`
              :0
              ${BASEDIR}${DESTINATION}
            }

        Do not forget the "E" at the beginning of the Rules

> Many thanx to all for your helpful comments.
> Harri


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