Christopher Smith wrote:
In the classic Unix approach to such things, this really should be
handled in your local MTA. You should be able to set it not to deliver
mail, and then tell it to flush the queue "when you are ready" (be
that triggered manually or by some cron job).
--Chris
Are there common MTA's that do this? Do they allow you to pluck a
message out of the queue if you have made a mistake? I can see this
functionality going on either side of the MUA/MTA fence, but it seems to
make slightly more sense on the MUA side. I envision it as an extension
of the draft concept (constructing a composition workflow) rather than a
part of the MTA plumbing.
-- Rick
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