Sorry I am not very deeply knowledgeable about the inner workings of email systems or dbmail but is message-id something that is generated from the email so that if two emails are the same they have the same message-id?
The way I see it, even if I sent two emails with the exact contents to an email account, one would get some randomly generated id and the other would get a different one. The only way for multiple messages to have a same message-id would be when you're sending one email to multiple accounts at once. Anyway, this is how I see emails work so if this was the case then how is it possible to have two messages with the same message-id sending to the same account? >If you send two identical emails (the same messege-id) to the same account, >>then only the first one will show up in your inbox. The second one will be >>silently dropped. Saving you the hassle of looking at the same email twice. > >The new storage model in 2.3 helps, if two accounts receive the same .zip >>file as attachments to some mails, then the .zip attachment would be stored >>in the db only once. Saving disk space on the server. > >Totally different features. > >HTH, _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
