Support Azure blob storage in a similar fashion to S3 #44
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Merged, thanks! |
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This is a followup to stalwartlabs/mail-server#907 (and its followup stalwartlabs/mail-server#910) where Azure blob storage support was added. It's quite similar to S3, and a couple of field definitions (
max-retriesandkey-prefix) have been pulled out of the S3-specific stanza and are now shared between S3 and Azure.Web applications aren't my strongest suit; I've tested this and it seems like it works, but please let me know if I did something dumb.
Thanks!!