What happens when an incoming message is resubmitted?

When an incoming message is resubmitted, the filer daemon is responsible for reprocessing that message. This means it goes through the necessary steps to handle the message as if it were a new input, ensuring that any required actions or updates are applied based on the current data and processing rules in place. This reprocessing is crucial for maintaining data integrity and ensuring that the system operates correctly in response to the message.

Resubmission allows the system to handle situations where messages may not have been processed successfully during the initial attempt, whether due to system errors, timeouts, or other issues. By reprocessing the message, the system can ensure that all actions related to it are completed properly, reflecting any changes in the data or configuration that may have occurred since the original submission.