cabot-20040212.tar.gz ? (was: Re: Patch for #4502 and #4503)

[Laurent Fousse]

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Hi,

Le Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 06:52:27AM +0100, Peter Palfrader =E9crivait:
> If you use the One True Mailer set B<recipient_delimiter> in B<main.cf>:
> 	recipient_delimiter =3D +
>=20
> If you insist you can replace 'the One True Mailer' with postfix.
>=20
> Looks good otherwise.  Can you commit it? cabot.7 perhaps?

Done.

> PS: does anybody know if cvs commit mails work on savannah again?  If
> yes, we should readd them.  Or move to alioth.  (Unfortunately cvs
> tarballs aren't available "yet")

It's a good idea to have commit logs but I've seen nothing on the
website concerning them and the recovery.

Le Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 07:03:22AM +0100, Joost van Baal =E9crivait:
> Comments added.  (Feel free to ignore them, BTW: they're merely
> suggestions.)

Comments integrated, thanks.

> BTW: what happens when there's a syntax error in ca-recv?  Or when
> ca-recv exits non-zero?  Is the mail queued or bounced?  I'm afraid this
> is very MTA specific.  You might want to think about what would be best,
> and on how to achieve this.

If there is a syntax error in ca-recv, then ca-recv itself can
probably not do anything about it. As for the non zero exit status,
maybe we could add a function to dump the mail somewhere on a
temporary file before ca-recv exits. It should not exit with an error
anyway.

Laurent.

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