Re: [PEPr] Comment on Mail::Mail_Admin
| From: | Christian Weiske | Date: | Tue, 11 Sep 2007 15:13:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PEPr] Comment on Mail::Mail_Admin | ||
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Till,
> Maybe that too - I was more after, if the Postfix "driver" would be a
> seperate package later on, but I guess your other replies made that
> obvious now. :)
Separating drivers into packages makes sense as soon as there are 10+
drivers IMO.
> I think the distinction is common, but it does not really make any
> sense. ;-) At least in my opinion, it makes more sense from a user
> perspective to just say "mailboxes" and then your mailbox can be
> forwarded (alias, forward) or picked up (-> to mbox/maildir).
Yes, this is from user perspective. But handling "hidden" mail boxes
that are only aggregators for multiple addresses, or addresses that
redirect to several other ones is hard to deal with a simple user
scheme.
In the application I needed the package for I did exactly this - allow
the user to choose between a normal mailbox or a redirection to a
different address. But an API allow deeper modifications.
> CGPro works the same way, atmail as well. Exim, Qmail etc.. too. CGPro
> and atmail are the only commercial packages I have experience with.
Good.
> I like to have things on Mail_Admin_Driver_Postfix_* - but that's my
> personal preference. Is your question regarding "looks" or more in
> regard to implementation?
From an implementation perspective, class names are exchangable. But
I'd like to hear how other packages do it (or which way is recommended).
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Regards/Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian Weiske
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