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On Jul 2, 2008, at 11:01 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
The attached 'post' file is a modified version of scripts/post.
Hi Mark, there was no attachment.
It does the following compared to the normal script.
The normal script reads the message from the pipe from the MTA and queues it in the 'in' queue for processing by an IncomingRunner. This script receives the message and instead queues it in the 'bad' queue. It then looks at the size of the 'bad' queue entry (a Python pickle that will be just slightly larger than the message text). If the size is less than MAXSIZE bytes (a parameter near the beginning of the script, currently set to 1000000, but which you can change as you desire), it moves the queue entry from the 'bad' queue to the 'in' queue for processing.
I'm not sure 'bad' should be used. Perhaps a separate queue called
'raw'? It is nice that files > MAXSIZE need only be left in 'bad'.
- -Barry
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