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[Scott Balmos <address@concealed>]

I'll admit I'm looking at what Cef is suggesting. Though I'm already 
having to do that kind of a naming scheme in the background for Postfix 
to be happy. It ain't pretty. :)

You know what they say about Open Source... If you have an itch, scratch 
it. Attached is a proposed patch against 5.0b1 which implements full 
robot tracking in the database and (hopefully) all internal data 
structures, queue filenames, etc. See below for the summary list of 
changes. I have yet to really try this on my box... It passes a smoke 
test, as far as I can tell.

Comments, criticisms, etc greatly appreciated, especially if I missed 
anything (task_manager I'm worried about, for some reason). I had a few 
hours to kill, this problem was a showstopper for my system's setup, etc 
etc etc. I just hope I didn't royally screw anything and end up getting 
flamed off the list. :)

--Scott

subscriber_table
==
new varchar(100) field robot_subscriber after list_subscriber
added robot_subscriber to primary key & index

admin_table
==
new varchar(100) field robot_admin after list_admin
added robot_admin to primary key & index

updated $list_cache with new {$robot} dimension
old: if (defined $list_cache{'get_subscriber'}{$name}{$email}) {
new: if (defined $list_cache{'get_subscriber'}{$robot}{$name}{$email}) {

modified all queue file / task naming schemes. Instead of just the list 
name, they're now listname@robot (e.g. 
address@concealed for files stored by store_digest() 
in List.pm)

modified anonymous Message-ID headers, <list-robot.sequence@anonymous>

rewrote get_which_db. Returned hash is now of form $which->{robot}{list} = 1
rewrote get_lists. Now returns "list@robot" entries
rewrote get_which. Now returns "list@robot" entries
rewrote _load_total_db. Second parameter is robot name. E.g. 
_load_total_db($self->{'name'}, $self->{'domain'}, 'nocache')

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