>>>>> "James" == James H Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
James> You could use NFS with the Maildir alogrithm or
James> something similar to avoid the need for locking.
Here is an(other) idea if anyone is looking for a project:
When using a db for the meta data, there is no need for the filenames
to have the message number in them. As such, one can use a mix of the
${UNIQUEID}, (the hostname or ip if a networked fs), and any other call
details of interest as the filename. Or, for even nearer certainty of
collision-proof-ness you can use the base64 of the sha hash of some
entropy and the call's ${UNIQUEID} for the filename.
The message order can be kept in the db table with the rest of the
meta data.
-JimC
 (don't you love neologisms)
 be sure to use a filesystem-friendly version of base64
--
James H. Cloos, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <http://jhcloos.com>
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