Devin Rubia wrote:
> Which would be better but doesn't maildrop create a
mbox file if the
> maildir doesn't exist?
Not if you put a / at the end of the folder name. The slash
will force
maildrop to consider the foldername a Maildir, not a mbox.
If the
Maildir doesn't exist, the message will be deffered, unless
you happen
to wrap it in a exception{} in which case execution will
continue.
> Also, what happens when the customer is over
> quota or some other error interfere with delivery?
>
>
Deferred. Then eventually Courier will start giving 4xx
(temporary)
errors for the account. No mail will be lost if the issues
are fixed
before the messages time out in their respective queues.
> That said, it's not just the performance issues I'm
concerned with.
> It's just one more thing to go wrong and I believe it
should be done on
> the front end with account creation where I can deal
with it right away
> and not on the back end when the user starts receiving
e-mail
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