Aleksandar Lazic writes:
Hi,On Sam 30.12.2006 12:56, Sam Varshavchik wrote:Bernd Wurst writes:Is there a plan for removing this limitation? To me, it seems like it shouldn't be too hard, if courier would do it's mime-processing completely either before or after filter invocation but not reading before and rewriting afterwards. :)See, it's a matter of efficiency. Rather than receiving a message, saving its contents into a file, and then rereading the file again to parse the message, the message is parsed on the fly, as it is being received and saved into its file. Which means that the parsing part happens pretty much before everything else happens.So as i have right understand you need a smtp-sandwich as many users make it for postfix to manipulate the mail, isn't it. I think you should make this with esmtproutes and amavis-new or similar daemons. It would be nice if courier have a similar function like content_filter in postfix.
What needs to happen is Courier automatically detecting if the contents of the filtered message were changed, and then reparsing it.
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