RE: [afw-general] Feature request

[Daniel E. <da...@sy...>]

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That would be convenient for some people, for sure. But it would actually be
a question for Marco Paganini, the author of Active Spam Killer itself. The
POP3 client I wrote retrieves mail from remote servers and hands it to ASK.
If it's not spam, ASK then delivers it directly to your mailbox on the same
machine. The next time AfW sees it, it's already in your mailbox - and AfW
doesn't know or care where it came from. ASK needs to intervene (according
to some configurable variable) and send the mail off to another server
instead of delivering it to the local mailbox.

As for Python, I've never learned an easier language. AfW is my first
attempt at programming in Python, and it's been pretty successful so far! :)
Of course, I've been poking around at computers since 1979...

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I see dumb people


-----Original Message-----
From: afw...@li...
[mailto:afw...@li...]On Behalf Of Chris
Wiegand
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 4:23 PM
To: afw...@li...
Subject: [afw-general] Feature request


Feature request:

I run a local mail server (I run iMail server for personal use). I'd
like to be able, instead of queueing the approved/ok messages in afw's
pop3 server, to instead send them via smtp to another "server" (which in
my case would be localhost). Currently, I run E.R.C. to query (aka
fetchmail) the messages from the afw pop3 server and forward them to the
local smtp server (from which in turn I download them via imap, I can
never stay with one email client and imap fixes that problem of
constantly moving messages back and forth). I don't know python at all,
and taking a look at it, I don't know that I have the time to learn it
well enough to make decent code. So, I send in the feature request. :)

Daniel Ellison wrote:

>This is to announce the availability of AfW version 0.2a. This version adds
>a much-needed paged queue listing and better logging for all modules, as
>well as web-based administration of options for all modules.
>
>The new version is available here:
>
>https://sourceforge.net/projects/afw/
>
>Daniel Ellison
>9 August 2003
>
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>I see dumb people
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