qmail :
> Thank you, it's working fine!
> Markus Stumpf escritas:
>> On Thu, Apr 26, 2001 at 06:04:36PM +0000, qmail wrote:
>> > OH, do you know the variable name wich refers to the qmail-local messages
>> > names? If I use the same name that qmail-local uses I wouldn't have name
>> > collisions, right?
>> > Is it possible?
>>
>> As Charles mentioned there is no variable.
>> But you could use
>> ./some_user/Maildir/new/"`/bin/date '+%s'`"."$$"."`/bin/hostname`"
>> which would mimic qmails naming system at the cost of two program calls.
>>
>> Please test on the command line
>> $ /bin/date '+%s'
>> as not all date commands support the '+%s' format.
>>
>> \Maex
>>
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An even better possibility is to use safecat from
http://www.nb.net/~lbudney/linux/software/safecat.html
It does exactly what you need to be done: Create (from stdin) a file
in a Maildir, following the Maildir conventions set forth in the
documentation.
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Joerg Lenneis
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