Sorry I missed the meeting.
I'm still working on sharing, amid other distractions. I am working
through the idiosyncrasies between the iOS and OSX clients. Some of the
XML elements that have been pseudo-documented by Apple as being optional
are really mandatory, so I'm altering my code appropriately and doing
some code cleanup along the way.
On 03/14/2016 07:26 AM, Bron Gondwana via Cyrus-devel wrote:
Present: Bron, Robert, Nicola, Raymond, Jeroen
Bron:
- have been working on a bunch of things at the last minute (just the few hours
before the meeting)!
- IMIP support back in master (if you don't set a notifier, it uses sendmail
like before, but with the per-recipient logic that stops use sending multiple
messages if there are multiple attendees, and also the update detection)
- Merged Raymond's object storage work to master
- Merged the cyrus-docs repository (with rewritten history to be under /doc)
into cyrus-imapd repository master
- Merged Robert's additional charset work onto master.
- Worked with Robert's Xapian patches to build a local test build for testing
the Xapian SearchFuzzy tests (not finished yet)
- Other than that mostly working on FastMail support issues.
Raymond:
- Jean-Francois has promised he would work on OpenIO docs, haven't heard back
yet.
- Jeroen - does anyone have OpenIO completely packaged? - Jean-Francois will
provide packages. Github wiki refers to packages. (Centos/Redhat/Fedora)
- Raymond is running it on Ubuntu. Not from packages, did installation a while
ago. They've been cutting down on dependencies, so it's probably easier now.
Robert:
- added some charsets to master repository (Japanese, Chinese, Baltic) - simple
table based
- now working on integrating libicu into charset library - support for nearly
every charset!
- should improve search (normalise all the charsets to UTF8). Getting libicu
working with pipeline.
- working on character based now, but if performance is an issue we can pass
blocks at a time to libicu.
Jeroen:
- last week - discovered that discrete murder forcefully uses
getannotation/annotatemore against backends.
- merged a patch that Ken has done based on backend capabilities
- gets metadata responses to getannotation reports. Got fix for selves. D86.
Have asked Ellie to take a look.
- also specialuse fetch from backend. Ken already has some patches for that.
Will look into them.
- some discussion of speed implications of doing annotation lookup for every
line of LIST response vs fetching entire list of specialuse from the backend in
one roundtrip and then using a hash or list lookup locally.
Nicola:
- nothing to add (but has made some Docs layout fixes during the week per the
repo commits)
--
Kenneth Murchison
Principal Systems Software Engineeer
Carnegie Mellon University
