Re: [courier-users] Filter API

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Aleksandar Lazic writes:

> Hi,
>
> On Sam 30.12.2006 12:56, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>>Bernd Wurst writes:
>>>
>>>Is there a plan for removing this limitation?
>>>To me, it seems like it shouldn't be too hard, if courier would do
>>>it's mime-processing completely either before or after filter
>>>invocation but not reading before and rewriting afterwards. :)
>>
>>See, it's a matter of efficiency. Rather than receiving a message,
>>saving its contents into a file, and then rereading the file again to
>>parse the message, the message is parsed on the fly, as it is being
>>received and saved into its file. Which means that the parsing part
>>happens pretty much before everything else happens.
>
> So as i have right understand you need a smtp-sandwich as many users
> make it for postfix to manipulate the mail, isn't it.
>
> I think you should make this with esmtproutes and amavis-new or similar
> daemons.
>
> It would be nice if courier have a similar function like
>
> content_filter
>
> in postfix.

What needs to happen is Courier automatically detecting if the contents of
the filtered message were changed, and then reparsing it.



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