Charles Benett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wrote: >a) Would it be useful to allows different tables, e.g. one for spam >another for errors etc.? Yes, and no! >b) If one had multiple tables, how likely is it that one would have them >in different dbs or on different machines? I think that if you are going to allow that level of granularity, adding the ability to specify connections is sensible, but perhaps overkill? >c) If one had multiple tables, would we still want all POP3 inboxes to >be in one table or would per-user tables make sense? Probably not, not unless there's a sensible way to handle multiple domains, in which case a table per domain would make some kind of sense. > >Any other suggestions re storing mail in a db would be welcome. I'd like to see some thought given to user repositories, I've been a bit out of touch with recent progress, so stop me if its been done, but I would like to see users configured for multiple domains, user aliases, and listserve subscribers on a db. Listserve subscribers supporting additional fields to flag banned posters, banned recipients, and temporarily "off" Its a lot, I know, but if anyone is looking at this, thats what I'd like to have.
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