"Karl G. Ulbrich" wrote:
Yup, this sounds like mail-in content to me, which is what I'm after :-)
If the goal is mail-in content, I'm not sure I understand IMAP to be
anything approaching what you want: IMAP doesn't ACCEPT messages,
at least not any of the IMAP servers I've seen, it
Quoting Stuart 'Zen' Bishop ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
...
you could expose an IMAP folder as Zope objects. You then never have
to worry about transporting them into Zope, as they will just magically
be available.
I like this -- keep the mail store separate and you never have to worry
if Zope can
Yup, this sounds like mail-in content to me, which is what I'm after :-)
If the goal is mail-in content, I'm not sure I understand IMAP to be
anything approaching what you want: IMAP doesn't ACCEPT messages,
at least not any of the IMAP servers I've seen, it serves messages
up to clients (one
Chris Withers wrote:
mindlace wrote:
I don't quite see why MailHost isn't "low level integration"
Does MailHost do recieves as well as sends?
No, but see below...
Making Zope an MTA seems like a lot of extra work. Now, Zope as an IMAP
server I could get my head around...
Forgive
Chris Withers wrote:
Which raises the question: What MTA would you use for a Zope IMAP server
and does it matter? Again, forgive me if that's a stupid question ;-)
I would personally use exim, but I don't think it matters, if zope knows
intelligent things about it's users. If you wanted to
mindlace wrote:
I don't quite see why MailHost isn't "low level integration"
Does MailHost do recieves as well as sends?
My dream would be for Zope to pipe an email address to a specific
object/method without the need for any external mail servers or
scripts...
Making Zope an MTA
-Original Message-
From: Karl Ulbrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: vrijdag 26 mei 2000 21:49
Subject: Re: [Zope] Zope Email (syndication)
Well... I think that it's probably the shortest route to a functioning
zope archive to use mailman- already
"Dan L. Pierson" wrote:
The perfect solution involves a mailing list server integrated with
Zope, e.g. ZMailman. This would probably also provide mailing list
archives integrated with Zope and ZCatalog and easy integration of
mailing list and PTK/Squishdot discussion traffic. This has been
Chris Withers wrote:
Check out:
http://www.zope.org/Members/mindlace/MailZopeMan
I like these ideas a lot, but I'd prefer to see the low-level email
integration done seperately, so it can be used for other things.
I don't quite see why MailHost isn't "low level integration"
My dream
