Hello Charlie,
Sunday, December 16, 2001, 8:00:46 AM, you wrote:
I make a patch for courier to deal with automakedir, which work with
courierlocal, so it would be work with any localdelivery agent(maildrop,
procmail,preline...).
And, as you known, the maildrop doesn't support auto-creating, but the
maildeliverquota(within maildrop package) support it.
how can i submit my patch to Courier or Sam ?
CW> I know maildrop doesn't support creating home or maildirs, but wonder if
CW> anybody has patched it to do so?
CW> I was looking at using a bunch of /etc/maildroprc rules to create them,
CW> but then I have to fork a process to check for the destination maildir
CW> every delivery, and that's a waste. I was thinking that I could just
CW> attempt deliver from within an exception{} block in /etc/maildroprc, but
CW> then the user's filter doesn't get executed.
CW> What would be ideal, Sam, would be some file/directory-existence tests for
CW> the maildrop language. That way I could see if the directory existed, and
CW> create it if not. I think lots of folks would like this.
CW> Oh, hrm. Just thought of this. Perhaps I can do this:
CW> exception {
CW> include users's mailfilter
CW> (this should deliver and exit at the end ...)
CW> }
CW> exception {
CW> deliver
CW> }
CW> run external script to verify user directory exists
CW> deliver
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Best regards,
dongli mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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