Kris Kelley writes:
Just to be thorough: Due to a different problem, we had some message files generated between 25 October and 28 October end up with incorrect timestamps. This resulted in the INTERNALDATE for these messages being incorrect, even though the message headers had correct timestamps in all the relevant places.
No.
See what the Maildir/courierimapuiddb file says (make sure you check the right folder's courierimapuiddb file). That's where messages' UIDs are saved. If you do not see any dupes there, OE definitely pulled it out of its ass.Could that have somehow aggravated this UID problem? I'm ready to file this one under MS stupidity, but I want to make sure there aren't any other influences I have control over that might be factors.
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