[email protected] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way to store a one-time email and share it with symbolic links
between multiple mailboxes?
The idea is to avoid storing the same email several times in the file system
when the message size is large.
Thank you very much.
One could have Exim not do 'final' delivery with its normal
router/tranport sets, but either hand-off over, for example, lmtp, and
not queue it at all,
ELSE run queue-only, then implement something else 'locally' to do final
delivery AND/OR create hardlinks PLUS move the sole 'real' copy out of
the queue.
Ex: IF one handed-off a copy of the whole message with headers and
attachments, as is done with the content scanner plumbing, THEN ALSO
used a router/transport that wrote to /dev/null, there would be nothing
in that 'oversized' class going into the queue - or needing to come out
of it.
CAVEAT: Whatever animal you handed the message off to would have to be
clever, robust, and reliable.
Very!
BTDTGTTS, and it was not worth it.
Bill
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