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Re: Reading mail stored in a DB



Hello,

Please, take a look at this page: http://www.dbmail.org/

Maybe this project will help you achieve your goal.

[]'s

- Cristiano

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From: Travis Spencer <travislspencer@xxxxxxxxx>
To: mutt-users@xxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Reading mail stored in a DB

> On 12/28/05, George <d1945@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Hey George,
> 
> > So, to sum up, mutt can read messages in a database, but only if you
> > remove them from the database.  I doubt that's what you're looking for
> > or wanted to hear
> 
> Two other reasons to do this in my mind are 1) If all messages are
> stored in a database, three month old emails can be deleted willy
> nilly.  To view the old messages, I could just change to the
> `archive/foo' mailbox for example.  If I were to hack mutt to display
> all mailbox messages in the archive directory by querying the DB and
> displaying them in a normal manner, I would have a pretty nice
> archival system, 2) the system administrators at my school don't
> impose a quota on database size, but they do on file system usage. 
> So, I could store all the emails I wanted and never get bumped over
> quota :-)
> 
> > you're heading down a dead-end street.  Or to use Kyle's words,
> > it's a silly idea.
> 
> You guys are probably right.
> 
> Thanks George, Kyle, and Emil for your comments.  Have a happy New Year!
> 
> --
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Travis Spencer
> 

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