Tickets :: Comment on [#7761] Minor updates to fetchmail for multiple driver flexibility

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Comment	> I Agree - the driver should say if it should run on demand. I wasn't > sure if this was something you were interested in, so I just made it > work for me. > > > > The 'fetchmailprefs.html' is never loaded, because the prefs file is > based on the driver name. $driver.'prefs.html'. So you're saying > the template should just be $driver . html ? I don't really see the > difference between that and reading in the driver names in the > Fetchmail.php file. > > function &factory($driver, $params = array()) > > { > > $driver = basename($driver); > > require_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/Fetchmail/' . $driver . '.php'; > > ?? > > > > IMHO, 'imap' is a bad driver name. It really should be 'fetchmail', > or retrieve, or something else. The protocols IMAP and POP both fall > under this driver, so there's no need for a separate prefs file for > each protocol. Naming the driver one of the protocols is just > confusing. > > If you want to see the end result, create an account at vfemail.net
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