procmail replacement in Python

[François Pinard]

[Sheila King]

> Thanks or the copy I received in email.  However, that tarball that
> you sent seems to be incomplete and doesn't have any .py source files.
> Seems mostly to have .pycmailrc and other types of config files, .doc type
> files and install files.  The README files make it look very intriguing.
> I'd sure like to get my hands on the Python source.

I glanced through `pycmail' and decided to postpone for now, so I do not
have much experience to share with you.

The Python source is file `pycmail' at the top-level after extraction.
It does not have a `.py' extension.

For my things, I usually compile a `.py' at installation time and `import'
it through a very small bootstrap, to avoid re-compilation at each use.
Yet, I sometimes wonder if the extra disk accesses are really worth the
saving in compilation times.  Maybe `pycmail' does it the efficient way?

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François Pinard   http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard