Tickets :: Comment on [#4904] A Postfix policy daemon to manage white/blacklisting

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Comment	> I understand your reservations. My main reasoning behind this is to > avoid accepting email you are not going to deliver, call me a zealot > but I think this is bad. > > > > The daemon should be fairly simple to write, could probably be writen > to run from php on the command line and should share a bit of code > with Ingo. Reading directly from the horde_prefs table seems to make > the most sense. I worry that anything outside of the Horde project > would not necessarily be well maintained and would have to duplicate > code to de-serialize Horde's preferences. > > > > The next best alternative to this I can see is it being posible for > Ingo to write it's black/whitelist out to a external database table > without serialization. This could be good in that other external apps > might be able to refer to this table for the information they require. > > > > I'm willing to put a bounty of $100 on either of these two solutions > (not both :o)
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