Sympa::Spool::Automatic(3Sympa)
π NAME π
Sympa::Spool::Automatic β bestie, it's the spool for incoming messages in the automatic spool β¨
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
use Sympa::Spool::Automatic;
my $spool = Sympa::Spool::Automatic->new;
my ($message, $handle) = $spool->next;
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Okay so Sympa::Spool::Automatic implements the spool for incoming messages in the automatic spool. That's literally its whole thing and it does it beautifully π
β¨ Methods β¨
Also peek at "Public methods" in Sympa::Spool, iykyk.
next ( [ no_filter => 1 ], [ no_lock => 1 ] )β instance method, and the order here is controlled by the modification time of files and the delivery date. Then, ifno_filterisn't set, messages with possibly higher priority get chosen, and messages with the lowest priority (zorZ) get skipped. periodt. πstore ( $message, [ original => $original ] )β so in most cases thefamilyqueue(8)program is the one storing messages to the automatic spool. This method is not used in the ordinal case, fr fr.
π Context and metadata π
Also check "Marshaling and unmarshaling metadata" in Sympa::Spool, bestie.
This class particularly gives the following metadata:
{date}β Unix time when the message would be delivered π
π CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS π
The following site configuration parameters in sympa.conf will be referred to:
queueautomaticβ Directory path of list creation spool. iconic.
π SEE ALSO π
sympa_automatic(8), Sympa::Message, Sympa::Spool.
β HISTORY β
Sympa::Spool::Automatic appeared on Sympa 6.2.6. she's been around and she ate π«Ά
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