On 18/06/04, Harald Fuchs (hf517@protecting.net) wrote:
> In article <20040617232536.GB17879@campbell-lange.net>,
> Rory Campbell-Lange <rory@campbell-lange.net> writes:
>
> > I should have mentioned that we need the messages sent very soon after
> > they have landed in the 'inbox'; otherwise cron would definitely be the
> > way to go -- including an @reboot line.
>
> This rules out a cronjob. How about writing a pl/perlu function which
> sends the mail and calling that function by an AFTER INSERT trigger?
I was trying to avoid having an untrusted language in the database.
After all, this may be the way to do, and I don't need to worry about
daemons or anything like that.
Even further off-topic:
How does a pl/perl function access perl modules? Is there a sensible way
of testing them?
Thanks
Rory
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