POP3 UIDs (UIDL command) are not directly supported by c-client. You
would have to write your own routine that sends a UIDL command to the POP3
server and stores the returned UID strings someplace. For example, you
might add code that does something like this after the mail_exists() call
in pop3_open() in file pop3.c:
unsigned long msgno;
char *s,*uid,*r;
/* send UIDL command */
if (pop3_send (stream,"UIDL",NIL)
/* parse replies until "." line */
while ((s = net_getline (LOCAL->netstream) && strcmp (s,".") &&
(msgno = strtoul (s,&uid,10)) && uid &&
(uid = strtok_r (uid," ",&r))) {
stash_uid (msgno,uid); /* stash the returned UID */
fs_give ((void **) &s); /* return the line to free storage */
}
/* return any final line to free storage */
if (s) fs_give ((void **) &s);
Then write a stash_uid() routine that does whatever.
On Wed, 20 Feb 2008, Dister Kemp wrote:
Hello,
I am presently working on an email client on top of UW c-client.
I am trying to bring in leave mails on server feature as in many other
clients.
My interest lies in knowing if c-client supports POP UIDs and if so
where and how to manage these with c-client API.
I would also like to add in my thanks to the people behind this effort
(Mark Crispin and team) for providing this API which has been quite
a breeze to import till now.
Thanks
Dister
-- Mark --
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