Gary Barnden writes:
> I have a bit of a curly one and was wondering if anyone had done the same
> thing and could point me in the right direction
>
> I need some sort of Intelligent POP3 Server that does this
>
> 1. User logs in and is authenticated
> 2. POP3 Server checks username against a database of Bulletins he/she has
> received to check if he/she is up to date on weekly the bulletins
> 3. Sends new Bulletins if waiting
> 4. POP3 Server then falls back to checking for normal Maildir mail
>
> I've seen the one on the qmail site, but from what i can tell it doesn't
> keep a history, i need to be able to report to the customer about who has
> received the bulletin so that follow up can be done.
No, it doesn't keep a history. However, you could modify it to print
a log message to stderr when it links in a bulletin.
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