>>>>> "cvr" == chuq von rospach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
cvr> I'd really recommend FIFO, Barry. I kinow when my queue
cvr> starts shuffling, it drives my users crazy (because they
cvr> write to ask why stuff's coming out of sequence). The
cvr> end-users really seem to expect FIFO, or at least mostly
cvr> FIFO. It becomes a lot more important with digest users --
cvr> they freak when stuff comes in the digest randomized.
Bling! Of course. Excellent point.
cvr> You can't assume this to be true for third level
cvr> domains. Overseas, it's NOT true -- because in many cases,
cvr> the third level of the domain is the equivalent to the second
cvr> level in .com. So if you assume that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is
cvr> the same as [EMAIL PROTECTED], you just messed up badly,
cvr> because anglican and catholic are different companies. You
cvr> run into a rathole here REAL fast, because the assumptions
cvr> that are true for .com, .edu, and .net aren't true for the
cvr> country domains, where in many cases, it all bumps out one
cvr> sub-level (foo.com.br, boo.edu.pl, etc)
Again, good point. Actually SMART_ADDRESS_MATCH would only
equivalence [EMAIL PROTECTED] with [EMAIL PROTECTED], but that's not right
either. I believe all this stuff was added way long ago to help out
misconfigured mailers, so maybe that's not as important these days.
-Barry
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