Chris L. Franklin wrote: >Pooling for changes that might or might not have been made to the >mailusers.tab is just a plain waste. When in the end you could just push the >changes. > > >
Polling for changes to mailusers.tab takes relatively no resources, and can be done in very few lines of code: #!/bin/sh # XMAIL_USERFILE=/var/MailRoot/mailusers.tab TMP_FILE=/tmp/tmp_mailusers.tab while true do if [ $XMAIL_USERFILE -nt $TMP_FILE ] then # file has been updated sleep 1 # run my sync script here /myscriptspath/myupdtatescript touch -r $XMAIL_USERFILE $TMP_FILE fi sleep 2 It's difficult for me to ask Davide to implement a feature like CTRL filters for something I can solve otherwise so easily. If Davide was to add CTRL filters, I rather see it hit the filter for every CTRL command, allowing one to implement just about anything -- including CTRL access restrictions based on the CTRL user. However, native IMAP support is still much higher on my list of wants. - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
