Any way to have Bugzilla auto-generate users in cases like this? Seems
appropriate as long as the list receives all the Bugzilla messages...
Bob
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holmgren@??? wrote:
> Philip has implemented this now, but called the variable
> $smtp_count_at_connection_start, which more accurately reflects what it is.
> Is it definitely impossible to implement a way of getting the true count?
> Otherwise this wish should perhaps remain, possibly for eternal times...
It's not impossible, and the only moderately hard part is making it
portable.
If I find a need for this value in the future, I'm probably going to
implement it using some kind of shared memory. Not that that's any
reason to leave the bug/wish open :-)
Bob
