Re: [Mailman-Developers] Huge lists

chuqui@plaidworks.com said:
However isn't this to some extent reimplementing DSN - which a lot of
people are currently not doing because the spec is complex and opaque.
Exim doesn't DSN right now... I think I will spend time looking at
this since up to now I have been accepting other peoples comments on
that RFC
the problem seems to be sites that are running really downrev versions of things that nobody's watching or upgrading.
which is the problem with adding mods to SMTP or MTAs - we have to carry the people who don't follow the upgrade path.
Definitely. Can we have a NOT_TODO as well with a list of the things and excerpts of the list discussion so that we don't have the same discussion set every few months.
Nigel.
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Wonderful discussion guys! Very deep, and there's plenty of good ideas to keep a dozen clones of each of us busy for years. And all packed into 24 messages.
I'll try to respond in more detail over the next several days, but I haven't seen anything that is either critical or doable for 2.0beta3, and probably not for 2.0 final. One possible exception is the batching algorithm for #recipts > SMTP_MAX_RCPTS.
G'night, -Barry

Wonderful discussion guys! Very deep, and there's plenty of good ideas to keep a dozen clones of each of us busy for years. And all packed into 24 messages.
I'll try to respond in more detail over the next several days, but I haven't seen anything that is either critical or doable for 2.0beta3, and probably not for 2.0 final. One possible exception is the batching algorithm for #recipts > SMTP_MAX_RCPTS.
G'night, -Barry
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