DBMail is an interesting concept, but I think the real advantage would be if there were a client
that could take advantage of the power of a database backend.
For example, instead of saving a copy of an email in 1 folder, the same email could be indexed to
multiple folders. Current email clients mimic file cabinets too much in that the system considers an
email to be a physical entity that can only be stored in one place. Searching for emails can also be
done much faster with a database then with a traditional mail client approach.
However, to start out with, using dbmail imap with current email clients might be a great idea. Then
the users will not even know that anything has changed, and I can basically build the client that I
want directly into my ERP.
Sim
>
> Well "client" would be the wrong approach imho, but there
> is for example dbmail which can use postgres as storage
> for mail and opens a lot of the usecases above. You would
> continue to use your MUA for reading mail but some of the
> mails could be handled by your application directly.
>
> Regards
> Tino
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