As long as we're getting rid of stuff ... Does anyone use the content caching code? (See mhstore(1) for details). First, it turns out that when mhn was split into mhstore, mhshow, and mhlist, there was never a call to cache_all_messages() (the entry point into mhcachesbr.c) put in those individual programs, so in essence it would only ever store something in a cache if you called mhn (which has been deprecated for approximately forever). There are some calls to find_cache() in mhparse.c, but since there is nothing in the normal case that stores something in the cache it would never be used. Also, the security properties of a public cache seem pretty scary to me in this day and age (if you used one, and since the code mostly seems to not work I doubt anyone does, but I've been proven wrong before).
I propose we get rid of it all; clearly no one has missed it. Thoughts? --Ken -- nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
