I wrote: > The messages with UIDs 54 through 63 are out of order! The timestamps
Sam Varshavshik replied: > No they're not. Those messages were moved to another folder, then moved > back to this folder. When they returned to this folder, they were > assigned the next available UID. So, even though those messages have an > earlier timestamp, they have a higher folder UID. That makes sense. I moved an old message from one folder to another via the operating system, then checked the courierimapuiddb file after creating a new IMAP session. Sure enough, the old message was listed with a higher UID. I can't seem to recreate this circumstance through IMAP, though. Regargless of the IMAP client I use (I've tried two), "moving" a message from one folder to another actually creates a new message file in the target folder, with the present timestamp. I would swear that nobody was on the server that day moving this person's files around manually. Also, this person is working on an IMAP client of his own. I don't see anything in the RFC specific to moving messages between folders, but is there a way that this could have happened using IMAP commands? Thank you for your time. ---Kris Kelley _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
