Thomas Jacob writes:
While trying out 4.9.1 I noticed that unicode.c now uses lots of stdint-Types, but does not reference them by their standard names, resulting in compilation errors:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stdint.h Also, on some (older) Unix systems iconv's second parameter is of type const char ** rather than char **, resulting in at least a warning for me. The attached patch against the 4.9.1 release fixes both issues.
Thanks.
Running http://www.imapwiki.org/ImapTest on 4.9.1 patched this way looks pretty much the same as for vanilla 4.8.1, although it's hard to see exactly, as courier-imap doesn't pass all their regression tests at the moment: http://www.imapwiki.org/ImapTest/ServerStatus
That stuff is bogus. This is only somebody's idea of what being compliant means. "Expunge fetch" and "Expunge store", for example, are undefined behavior. They're not a MUST. And \Recent is broken by design. I know of no popular IMAP client that uses it. They all use \Seen to mark up new mail.
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