Hallo.

Am Samstag, 30. Dezember 2006 18:56 schrieb Sam Varshavchik:

Ok, I understand.

So reformatting the MIME-part before filter invocation would cost some performance (because this doesn't need to be done if a filter revokes the message), right? And you want to pass the unmodified received message to the filter, too, I suppose.

I would suggest two possible solutions and it would be cool if you state your opinion. It's just brainstorming, maybe it's nonsense. :)

1. The filter system could be extended to support additional filters that are called after reformatting and are r/w. 2. The filter system could be extended to support additional return codes for acceptance. E.g. code 201 would mean "re-parse the message, it has been modified", while 200 leaves the processing untouched as it is for now.

cu, Bernd