Re: Feature request: track 'process queue'

Hi Roy,

Hmm... It's a good idea. Can you create a "Feature Request" for it on
sourceforge?

Thanks,
Paga

On Sun, Jul 11, 2004 at 02:54:21PM -0400, Roy M. Silvernail wrote:
> On Sun, 2004-07-11 at 12:48, Marco Paganini wrote:
> > Hi Roy,
> > 
> > This could be interesting. But then, what happens to the old junk in the
> > queue? It would end up staying there forever, no?
> 
> No, I'm not suggesting that the queue processing change in any way. 
> Items marked 'R' would still be removed.  What I would like is a visual
> indicator that items after the mark have been reported in previous 'ask
> process queue' reports.  Something like this:
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> ASK QUEUE REPORT
> 
> These are the contents of your ASK queue. These emails are sitting in
> the
> queue waiting for a confirmation from the sender. Change the "N" on the
> left
> of each email with the desired action. Actions are:
> 
> N - Do Nothing. Leave it queued.
> R - Remove from queue.
> D - Deliver message (but don't whitelist sender).
> W - Deliver AND Whitelist sender.
> I - Add sender to Ignorelist (and delete message).
> B - Add sender to Blacklist (and delete message).
> 
> Just edit the message as you wish and reply. Quotes are OK.
> Queue contents:
> 
> N  12-07-04  Id: f9d40e479cfb9d6e58dc29f93917aa32
>              From: [email protected]
>              Subject: Hnvtxij D0n't pay m0re.                           
> 
> N  11-07-04  Id: bced0a6feae888ac47fc1d026437c4db
>              From: [email protected]
>              Subject:                                                   
> 
> N  11-07-04  Id: bb9ff8f2d161f24e64e4fedc1aad3844
>              From: [email protected]
>              Subject: that party       
> 
> ----- end of new items -----                                 
> 
> N  09-07-04  Id: 8859efdab2b4a5e9ebd5004810799e57
>              From: [email protected]
>              Subject: $33857                                            
> 
> N  09-07-04  Id: d7d9dbd3f513fdc3f63b2efb0414bb46
>              From: [email protected]
>              Subject: Btdfdgxcgt V~i_c_o`din - Order Meds From Home Now 
> 
> R  08-07-04  Id: fadf419db830978d5bfd54790946cc97
>              From: [email protected]
>              Subject: Adobe kj Illustrator                              
> 
> R  08-07-04  Id: 5e975fe93e2f6db69d4536ebf2b94d05
>              From: [email protected]
>              Subject: Maifk bvy H'y_d_roc_0_d_0`n_e Cheap               
> 
> 
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> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> At times, my queue will grow quite long.  Such a visual indicator would
> make it easier to check just the items which arrived since the last
> queue report (to manually whitelist mailing lists and such). 
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