Stephen Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Should it be a bin/tmda-foo script that the user or administrator runs >> from a shell to convert pending queues one by one or en masse? > > This would be my vote. Presumably it'd accept cmd-line args, or a config > file, with old/new settings and do the conversion. I'd go for this > option since it gives a simple reliable conversion method, but it's > still easily controllable by a sysadmin when the conversion occurs, so > they could roll it through all their accounts at once. Doing something > even semi-auto-magic (even if requested via config file options) from a > filter seems a little non-deterministic to me.
I came to pretty much this same conclusion after thinking about it some more. I think I'll extend tmda-pending with a '--convert' option with possibly two more options for "before" and "after" formats. I just hope this will be flexible enough for large installations, but I'm sure we can make it so as we get more feedback. _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([email protected]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
