At 2002-08-21 17:49:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > 5 store 4:6 flags \deleted > * 4 FETCH (FLAGS (\Deleted)) > * 5 FETCH (FLAGS (\Deleted)) > * 6 FETCH (FLAGS (\Deleted)) > 5 OK STORE completed
You have a mailbox with (at least) MSNs 1:6, where 1,4:6 have \Deleted set. > 6 expunge > * 1 EXPUNGE MSN 1 (which presumably had \Deleted set earlier) is now expunged and messages 2:6 become 1:5. > * 3 EXPUNGE MSN 4 is now 3, and is expunged here. (5:6 -> 4:5 -> 3:4). > * 3 EXPUNGE MSN 5 became 4 after the first expunge, then 3 after the second, and is now expunged. > * 3 EXPUNGE Similarly for MSN 6. > * 3 EXISTS These messages (1,2,3) would have originally had the MSNs 2,3,7. > Now does this mean that the sequence number being displayed is left to > implementation, or is it a standard? Of course it is a standard, defined by the section you quoted from RFC 2060. - ams
