Store email body on failed send #50
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This is awesome @allmtz, thank you so much for this great improvement! |
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@maaslalani sure thing, glad I could help! |
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This is an implementation of #45
When an email fails to send, the body is saved to the
/tmp/popdir with a filename in the formaty-m-d-timeStamp. I also updated the error message to display the path of the file created and increased the error display time.It's now possible to run a command similar to what @maaslalani suggested.
pop < /tmp/pop/2024-1-24-61319This prevents users having to retype lengthy emails when a send fails and pop must be closed to address the send error.