Also, I apologize for spamming this to the list, but I suppose it is interesting in the use cases of building email clients.
I need to someone to either fix, or remove my redmine account so I can create it again with this email address. I think the problem went as follows: 1. I requested an account on redmine.yorba.org 2. I found out later that it went to my spam folder in gmail... and I forgot about it. 3. Several days later, I went back to the redmine and wanted to comment on something, seeing that I didn't have the password in my keystore yet, I went to reset my password. 4. Upon receiving the change password email, I went and changed it, but can never log in after wards. I feel like maybe it got messed up because I tried to change my password before clicking the link to activate my account. Anyways, apologies for the hassle, but I'd love to contribute, and maybe try to take a non-critical small ticket to get familier with things. Thanks! Steve On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 3:42 PM, Jim Nelson <[email protected]> wrote: So far we haven't seen any bugs that cause information to be destroyed or lost on the server. The one caveat is that Archive only works with Gmail; for Yahoo and generic IMAP servers (i.e. Dovecot), the Archive button turns into a Delete button, and it will indeed delete your email if pressed. (No confirmation, no undo, although the latter is planned for: http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/3706). I use Geary every day, although the lack of certain features (notably multiple accounts) is inconvenient. We plan on attacking these and more in 0.3. -- Jim On Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 11:51 AM, Steven Githens <[email protected]> wrote: On 11/02/2012 02:27 PM, Eric Gregory wrote: > > Hi Steve, > > Great to hear Geary you're excited about Geary! So are we, but as you've seen > there are many features we haven't implemented yet. > > Currently Geary does not show sent messages as part of an email thread. > That's something we have planned for the future. It's ticketed here: > http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/4293 > > The more detailed answer is that Gmail's web interface has a slightly > different threading model than standard IMAP. When you send a message on > Gmail, it places the message into the "Sent Mail" IMAP folder, but not the > "Inbox" IMAP folder. Today, Geary only displays messages in the given folder > you have selected, but won't pull messages from other folders. This is in > contrast to Gmail's web interface, which shows every message in a thread > regardless as to which folder it's in. > > I hope that explanation makes sense. Yup, great, and thanks for the link to the ticket. > > Please do let us know of any issues you find as you continue testing Geary. > Thanks! I will! One more question I do have, is how likely master geary from git would be to cause any damage to my IMAP mail on the server. I'd like to try hooking it up to my actual emails accounts with lots of messages (one is gmail based which I know is better supported, the other is exchange based) I'm Ok with the idea of things getting mucked up on the local geary sqlite database, but would rather not break things on the server if geary's IMAP calls are still considered unstable enough to mess things up. I mean, I understand there is always a chance of that happening, and am Ok with that, I'm just wondering how likely that would be with geary's current master branch. Thanks! Steve > > - Eric _______________________________________________ Geary mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geary _______________________________________________ Geary mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geary
