Einar Bordewich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > If a Maildir structure is chosen as the preferred solution, use dot > in front of subMaildir/.
Ah yes, the ``maildir folder'' used by Sam Varshavchik's tools (maildrop, courier-imap, etc). See http://courier-mta.org/maildirmake.html > ./Maildir/ > |-cur > |-new > |-tmp > | > |-.new > | |-cur > | |-new > | |-tmp > | > |-.pending > | |-cur > | |-new > | |-tmp > | > |-.confirmed > |-cur > |-new > |-tmp > [...] > TMDA could then treat the cur and new directories as one, and move > pending (./Maildir/new-or-cur) to confirmed > (./Maildir/.confirmed/new). Your MUA would then move it from new to > cur, which does'nt matter since you treat cur and new as "one". Hmm, this might work. What do others think of this idea? BTW, why not just one maildir folder to hold ``confirmed/released'' messages, while still pending messages remain in the top level Maildir? e.g, ./.tmda/pending/ cur/ new/ tmp/ .confirmed/ cur/ new/ tmp/ I suppose we could retain the distinction between ``confirmed'' and ``released'' messages by adding a second .released/ maildir folder. Does anyone besides Mark actually find this distinction valuable? It would add to the complexity of the code and decrease performance slightly, so I want to make sure it's worth it. _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
