Nope, it's writen in c (see http://qmail-spp.sourceforge.net/doc/ ) with
native qmail libraries with no external dependencies.
My mistake, you are correct.
Plugins are written in your language of choice ( spanish? hehe ), from C
to perl to anything, if you think any part must be written in C for speed,
it can be (easily) done.
Indeed.
On the other hand we DO use spamassassin already, that is a perl monster! :-)
Which is causing duplicate mails and other issues on some of our users
with slower servers . . .
I'll spend some time on that instructions :-P
Neat :)
I'd love to give it a shot for myself, seems interesting.
About qmail-send plugin framework, that's just an idea for enhancing qmail
extensibility :-P
Definitely an intreresting approach. I just don't think it should go
into the mainstream distro until a few users have been testing this
for some time.
No other Qmail "Toaster" project is using it. I think a history is
warranted before deploying across our userbase.
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