Hi Riccardo,
I tried out the version from the svn.
It still doesn't work right.
No errors in the console (BTW: the console is next to useless for
debugging, I had to add my own logs to see what's really happening ;-)
However, I am getting different behaviour now.
The cache file grows up to 90G! in very short time.
Maybe an overflow somewhere?
I have less then 100 messags in my imap, all from this newsgroup.
I am testing on x86 64bit.
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As for the attachment "bug", this is not GNUmail related.
I forked and added attachment capability to the TextEdit + some more
fixes and enhacements
(https://github.com/onflapp/gs-textedit)
It is impossible to open attachment by double-clicking.
The double-click just selects text and that's it.
Thanks,
Ondrej
On 2022-10-15 01:31:26 +0200 Riccardo Mottola
<riccardo.mott...@libero.it> wrote:
Hi Ondrej,
Ondrej Florian wrote:
The result is the same.
IMAP seems to get only half of all messages in a folder.
fetch never finishes because it seems like the messages IDs do not
correspond to the request IDs (?)
That is very strange. Any error in the console?
I am using yahoo.com IMAP server.
Body/content of the message doesn't seem to make a difference.
Oh, I just asked, I have some messages that do not load on Mac, but
do load
on GNUstep. I tried to have a look, but without success.
On GNUstep I think you experience issues with saving attachments, I
noticed
you supplied a PR for multiple clicks. However, a single click should
be
sufficient.
Please test my new PR:
https://github.com/gnustep/libs-gui/tree/AttachmentIndexFix
It does wonders for me and fixes a nuisance that bugged me for years.
I can send you log of all requests and responses, if this helps.
BTW: what source do you use? Maybe I am using the wrong one.
Current development is "unofficially" forked and happens here:
http://svn.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/gnustep-nonfsf/
|svn co svn://svn.savannah.nongnu.org/gnustep-nonfsf
|
As you happen, update, since I committed a fix on GNUMail about store
memory
management which needs to be tested.
||
(Florian is my last name ;-)
Oh, sorry. Florian is also a perfect surname, a full-fledged Saint
protecting
from fires. So hard to tell.
Riccardo
