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On Sun, Aug 10, 2003 at 07:01:16PM +0100, Richard Clamp wrote: > A little while ago now Arthur pointed me at colobus[0], which is the nntp > server that nntp.perl.org and news.php.net use. It's really quite > nifty, and all that good stuff, but it expects to get ezmlm archives. > > I read through the colobus sources and got to > Email::LocalDelivery::Ezmlm[1] quite easily. I now have a small > stumbling block, there's no standard way to indicate that a mail > folder is really a ezmlm store just by the pathname. > > The ones we do know (from Email::FolderType following in the > footprints of procmail): > > /mail/foo # mbox > /mail/bar/ # maildir > /mail/baz/. # mh > > Anyone know of one suitable for ezmlm, or want to invent one? > > One which works out to be just another way to say "that directory" as > foo/. is would be just groovy. Linux and dos (possibly others) ignore a double // in a path, so /mail/foo// is the directory /mail/foo. Double trailing slash could be used to mean ezmlm. andrew -- Gemini: (May 21 - June 21) You will certainly survive next week, but it won't be the kind of survival that sells a lot of inspirational books.
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