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| | TODO items for public-inbox
(Not in any particular order, and
performance, ease-of-setup, installation, maintainability, etc
all need to be considered for everything we introduce)
* general performance improvements, but without relying on
XS or compiled code any more than we currently do.
* mailmap support (same as git) for remapping expired email addresses
* POP3 server, since some webmail providers support external POP3:
https://public-inbox.org/meta/20160411034104.GA7817@dcvr.yhbt.net/
Perhaps make this depend solely the NNTP server and work as a proxy.
Meaning users can run this without needing a full copy of the
archives in a git repository.
* HTTP and NNTP proxy support. Allow us to be a frontend for
firewalled off (or Tor-exclusive) instances. The use case is
for offering a publically accessible IP with a cheap VPS,
yet storing large amounts of data on computers without a
public IP behind a home Internet connection.
* TLS support for various daemons (including STARTTLS for NNTP and POP3)
* NNTP COMPRESS extension (see innd)
* Support more of RFC 3977 (NNTP)
* Combined "super server" for NNTP/HTTP/POP3 to reduce memory overhead
* Optional reply-to-nobody for dead lists.
* Configurable linkification for per-inbox shorthands:
"$gmane/123456" could be configured to expand to the
appropriate link pointing to the gmane.org list archives,
likewise "[Bug #123456]" could be configured to expand to
point to some project's bug tracker at http://example.com/bug/123456
* Support optional "HTTPS Everywhere" for mapping old HTTP to HTTPS
links if (and only if) the user wants to use HTTPS. We may also
be able to configure redirects for expired URLs.
Note: message bodies rendered as HTML themselves must NOT change,
the links should point to an anchor tag within the same page,
instead; giving the user options.
* configurable constants (index limits, search results)
* handle messages with multiple Message-IDs (done for v2, doable for v1)
* handle broken double-bracketed References properly (maybe)
and totally broken Message-IDs
cf. https://public-inbox.org/git/20160814012706.GA18784@starla/
* portability to FreeBSD (and other Free Software *BSDs)
ugh... https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=116615
(IO::KQueue is broken with Danga::Socket)
* EPOLLEXCLUSIVE for listen socket fairness across -httpd/nntpd
worker processes.
* improve documentation
* linkify thread skeletons better
https://public-inbox.org/git/6E3699DEA672430CAEA6DEFEDE6918F4@PhilipOakley/
* generate sample CSS for use with Stylish/dillo/etc
* streaming Email::MIME replacement: currently we generate many
allocations/strings for headers we never look at and slurp
entire message bodies into memory.
(this is pie-in-the-sky territory...)
* use REQUEST_URI properly for CGI / mod_perl2 compatibility
with Message-IDs which include '%' (done?)
* more and better test cases (use git fast-import to speed up creation)
* large mbox/Maildir/MH/NNTP spool import (see PublicInbox::Import)
* Optionally allow indexing Xapian without positional information to
save space (but prevents "quoted phrase" searching).
* Allow NNTP and more of PSGI code to work without Xapian
* Read-only WebDAV interface to the git repo so it can be mounted
via davfs2 or fusedav to avoid full clones.
davfs2 needs Range: request support for this to be feasible:
https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?33259
https://savannah.nongnu.org/support/?107649
* Contribute something like IMAP IDLE for "git fetch".
Inboxes (and any git repos) can be kept up-to-date without
relying on polling.
* Expose targeted reindexing of individual messages.
Sometimes an indexing bug only affects a handful of messages,
so it's not worth the trouble of doing a full reindex.
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