Paul J Stevens schrieb:
Uwe Kiewel wrote:

On the other hand: dbmail + libzdb + postgresql already *is* big-iron.


might be true... but the wrong database for me.

If somebody sit down and write an extension to libzdb - say the sqlrelay
interface, will it work with dbmail?

Yes, in principle. But doing a sqlrelay extension to libzdb is unwise,
if at all possible. It is probably fairly easy to write an extension for
libzdb for a specific backend, like oracle, ingres or db2. Libzdb
specifies a very small interface with very well defined behaviour.
Someone well versed in for example db2's C-api could probably write such
an extension in a day or two, and test/debug it in a week.


SQLRelay brins it's own C, C++, Perl, etc. API. So, my intention was to try to implement SQLRelay's C-API into linzdb...

As I said, I am not a coder. So I only can try. My favourite is DB2 in combination with perl. In my environment, amavisd-new, policyd v2 (cluebringer) and SpamAssassin (with some small modifications) are running against DB2. Running dbmail with DB2 would be thruth of my dreams :-)

Unfortunately, I can't give you a business case. I can give you a finacial donation, but...

Regards,
        Uwe
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