On Wed, Aug 30, 2006 at 02:09:32PM +0200, Stefan Hornburg wrote:
> >>| Same as it's always been. The Courier build gets the mailbox location
> >>| from environment variables set by Courier. The standalone build uses
> >>| the -d option, and courier-authlib.
> >
> >I don't see any configure options about this. Could it be that the same
> >binary supports both modes?
>
> This code in maildrop/configure.in distinguishes standalone and Courier
> version:
>
> if test -d $srcdir/../courier
> then
> #
> # This version of maildrop is integrated into Courier mail server
>
> AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(HAVE_COURIER,1,
> [ Whether this version of maildrop is part of Courier ])
> fi
Ah, right. I grepped further for HAVE_COURIER, and it seems to me that
all remaining instances of that could fairly easily be replaced by run-time
options. The bulk of it is in maildrop/main.C, and it surrounds a couple of
chunks of Courier-related code.
We already eliminated this one due to it being a semantic error:
--- a/maildrop/deliver.C
+++ b/maildrop/deliver.C
@@ -153,11 +153,7 @@ Buffer b;
if ( deliver_maildir.MaildirOpen(mailbox, deliver_file,
maildrop.msgptr->MessageSize()) < 0)
{
-#if HAVE_COURIER
throw 75;
-#else
- throw 77;
-#endif
}
format_mbox.Init(0);
There's an analogous one like that in maildir/deliverquota.c where it throws
an error that mail quota is exceeded, which sounds more like something that
should be modifiable by sysadmin.
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