Re: Mail Issues (pt 2 )
On Sat, 2006-05-13 at 22:17 -0400, Richard wrote:
> Steve Lamb wrote:
>
> >Richard wrote:
> >
[snip]
> > Furthermore I think that you're not sure what you want. Look at what you
> >asked for here. You don't want a database solution but you then say a
> >database, SQL, would be ok. So do you want a database or not? Besides,
> >strictly speaking, even a slew of individual files inside a file system fails
> >to meet your needs as a file system is just a very primitive database. It
> >contains and index (directory entries) to records (files).
> >
> >
>
> I know exactly what I want, and still have not found the simplest easy
> method of obtaining
> the desire result with allot of coding of .config files. ( sure ) with a
> season vet, its next to nothing,
> but to a (should I say it) NEWBIE, its a major task.. Perhaps you should
> ask, what skill set,
> someone is bring to the table first, this would save you some embarrassment.
Running a little IMAP server and using maildrop for server-side
filtering really is simple. Will take about an hour of Googling.
Maybe a bit more if you have to ask us what the best way to form
a Google search to find what you want.
[snip]
> again the concept is to: Put all email into pure text, as single text doc's
And we've responded 8 times: Maildir.
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Maildir
Nothing more, nothing less. Maildir
Now, if you want guidance implementing Maildir, that's a different
question.
> Again, I thank all that have suggested and help. ( ALL )
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Jefferson, LA USA
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