I've been having some problems with my mail server lately as a result PostgreSQL was bombing out with out of memory errors. Somehow this translated to DBMail telling my IMAP client (Thunderbird) that the folder I just clicked on was empty. This is annoying because the folder I clicked on had over 40k messages in it. So when I restarted PostgreSQL and the queries started working again, I then had to wait for Thunderbird to reload the 40k message headers.

It seems to me that if a query bombs out, DBMail should return an error, not silently tell the MUA that the folder is empty.

Anyone else seen this?

Matt

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