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From: Justin MacCarthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: inFusion Support List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 12:14 PM
Subject: Re: [iMS] Saving drafted mail files
> Howie said>
>
> >The WebMail client can (and really
> > should) be modified to put mail directly into the database for local
> clients
> > so the mail does not go through POST.
>
> One thing about that is the issue of attachments , if the the attachements
> are not encoded like incoming mail, you would need to write a different
> routine for reading the local mails and displaying attachments etc..
>
> Also there is the issues of mails being sent to users local + user which
are
> local ....
>
Well, there is a parameter in the CFX_iMSMail tag that allows you to specify
a queue directory. You could then put the encoded mail into a directory
that is not scanned by the POST Server and then add a db record for the user
that points to that encoded file. The only thing is that you would have the
iMS control file in there as well. To alleviate that you could periodically
scan for those and delete them (they are usually small anyway).
Regards,
Howie
> ~Justin MacCarthy
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