rob...@digitalphx.com a écrit :

you can run any command inside a maildrop config file.

You probably already saw something like this in the examples:

#create the maildir if it doesn't exist `test -d $DEFAULT if ($RETURNCODE != 0 ) { `$maildirmake $DEFAULT }

the 'test' thing is just a shell command.

You may or may not have seen something like: `/usr/bin/logger -t maildrop -p mail.info from=<${SENDER}> to=<${RECIPIENT}> folder=$FOLDER ...`

now, if one needs to run external commands, the need for maildrop decreases... (I put ML messages into ML specific folders, and I now use grep/awk/... because lookup() can't handle this. but I'll move to mysql soon).