Mikhail Nasedkin wrote:
First of all let me bring thanks for developers of DBMail.
I'm very glad to use dbmail.
My simple query.
I know about web interface to DBMail administration, developed by Mike
O'Brien.
Any body know about projects based on dbmail making web
interface for mail clients with direct access to the SQL-database but not
throw POP3-protocol?
Good question but I would think that something like POP/IMAP would be easier to
work with because you don't have to reinvent the dbmail interface or worry about
breakage from dbmail version changes to that sql interface.
But I have another question, why POP over IMAP if you are a web interface? I
just naturally assume that IMAP would be more appropriate since it's designed
not to remove the email from the server. I haven't used POP in about 6 years so
I don't remember much about it's use.
That said, I was working on a HTML::Mason implementation of HTTP/IMAP for a
while there. The idea was if it only works in IMAP (not mbox/maildir...) then
it really won't care what you use (courier, dbmail, uw-imap) and will be all the
more flexible.
