Hi, On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 06:40:15PM +0100, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote: > On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 00:11:01 +010, Nicolas Boullis wrote: > > I just tried 1.0.3 (at last) and to be honnest I am slightly > > disappointed. I found a few behavioral differences: > > 1) when User was not specified, 0.9.2 used the name of the user > > running isync; 1.0.3 fails; > > > indeed, will fix.
I did not consider this a real problem. Adding a User option is very easy and solves the problem. > > 2) when a message is deleted localy, 0.9.2 redownloads it while 1.0.3 > > deletes it remotely; > > 2) might be confusing. I guess not that many users delete a message > > and expect it to be redownloaded, but those who do would experience data > > loss. > > > that's an interesting way to look at one of the most significant > improvements. :) > of course, i could exclude push-delete from the option set constructed > in the compat wrapper. it still would not re-fetch the messages, though. > unless you consider it a must, i would prefer not change the behavior. Please don't misunderstand me. I agree that this is a huge improvement! :-) But someone might be expecting this buggy behavior, and might then experience data loss. But a big warning in the package NEWS.Debian file would be anough, as far as I am concerned. > > 3) the MaxMessages option does not work at all. > > > i *think* it does work, in fact. however, it has some known rough edges. > mbsync does not expire messages which it thinks you have not seen, yet. > unfortunately, it does not consider read messages seen. :} > you should see it delete delete all the messages again once you open the > mailbox in the mailer (provided, it moves the messages from new/ to cur/ > - in mutt, this is configurable). > of course, i should fix this ... Here is my .isyncrc file attached (gzipped). It was working fine with the old isync. I had 1000 messages in ~/Maildir/INBOX and around 23000 in imap://localhost/INBOX. Then I ran the new isync => alright. Then I removed a few messages from ~/Maildir/INBOX. Then I ran the new isync again => the messages are removed from imap://localhost/INBOX but no extra old message was downloaded to reach 1000 messages again Then I ran "rm -rf ~/Maildir/INBOX". Then I ran "isync -L INBOX" and all remaining messages were downloaded. Am I missing something? Nicolas
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