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In article <20120726.1320.929535snz@twoplaces.co.uk>
           simon@twoplaces.co.uk "Simon Turner" writes:
[snip]
It's reassuring to learn that there is Life After Migration :)

I've still not been migrated -- at least I've received no notification 
of migration, and the original 671 byte email is still not budging 
from the punt.

> Brief GremNOS status report: non-compliant "Return-Path:" fields are now
> handled, and I've fixed the bug that stopped it putting POP3 messages in
> the specified mailbox[*], but at present you have to either (a) set up
> separate mailboxes for all your active usernames, then collect for each
> mailbox separately, or (b) leave the single "administrator" mailbox as
> the catch-all and put up with all messages being put into a single
> mailbox, regardless of the original recipient address.

Probably too early to ask, but is there a new POP3 zip available yet?  
And as probably the only person using "smtp queue" and delivering 
locally, will the single "administrator" mailbox suffice?  (Of course 
I'll discover this in due course, but just thought I'd ask as you've 
BTDT with the code changes.)

> I'm intending to add an "auto" recipient mailbox mode, which will parse
> the "Received:" fields (or failing that, the "To:" and "Cc:" fields) to
> try to find the original recipient, so that it stands a fighting chance
> of doing the right thing if you get messages for multiple recipients in
> a single mailbox (e.g. you only have the detault administrator mailbox);
> it probably won't handle multiple recipient messages particularly well
> (unless they all have separate mailboxes), but I think it will be as
> good as can be achieved without the old *ENV feature (RIP).

I think I'll disable all mailkill functionality at migration-time to 
ensure I miss nothing.  I assume the POP3 GremNOS just issues a delete 
for a mailkill match and logs the deletion?  If not I'll try to 
implement something like this when the new source becomes available.

Thanks for all your work on this, Simon.

Pete
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