BTW- On my previous mention of std::strings being inefficient, I can tell you right now that this code:
regex += "[^\\" + DELIMITER + "]*?";
Will require a GCC3 compiled binary to call malloc up to (or above) 5 times. If I recall correctly, each time you do "" + "", it causes 3 mallocs. It is much more efficient (system call-wise) to use var += "blah", instead, and just use multiple lines.
In this particular section of code, its probably not a huge problem, since its not called repeatedly (toRegex is only called in a couple places, from what I've seen), but similar style in other places could cause problems. Trust me. I'm not trying to be a pain here.
At any rate. BincIMAP seems to rock, so far. Thanks for all your hard work Andreas.
bs.
On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at 09:16 AM, Ben Schumacher wrote:
Andreas-
On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at 01:19 AM, Andreas Aardal Hanssen wrote:I'm having problems with subscriptions to my mailboxes with BincIMAP
1.1.2. Here's the output:
(...)
However, if I look at the server, I have this in my
~/IMAPdir/bincimap-subscribed:
subscribed{0=INBOX,1="INBOX/blahr",2=blahr,3="blahr/blahr/blahr/ blahr/
blahr/fun"}
Can somebody explain to me why this might be happening? Any help would
be much appreciated.
I took the exact content of your subscribed-file and pasted it into my own
depository, which is also IMAPdir. Got this:
1 OK LOGIN completed 2 lsub "" "*" * LSUB () "/" "INBOX" * LSUB () "/" "INBOX/blahr" * LSUB () "/" "blahr" * LSUB () "/" "blahr/blahr/blahr/blahr/blahr/fun" 2 OK LSUB completed
I'm guessing there's something with your config or depository that is different.
What is the content of your conf files? (bincimap.conf and .bincimap for
your local user if you use it)
See the attached file for my bincimap.conf -- didn't want to put it inline. Its basically the default that's packaged, with a change to allow plaintext auth in non-SSL mode. (Currently, I'm testing via an SSH tunnel from my laptop to my server.)
Also, how is Binc invoked (tcpserver/xinetd) and how does the run file look?
I'm doing tcpserver from the command line, for right now. Here's the line:
tcpserver -v -c 100 -u 0 -g 0 -HDRP 0 2143 /usr/home/staff/ben/src/bincimap-1.1.2/src/bincimap-up --conf=/usr/local/etc/bincimap/bincimap.conf --logtype=multilog -- /usr/local/bin/checkpassword /usr/home/staff/ben/src/bincimap-1.1.2/src/bincimapd --conf=/usr/local/etc/bincimap/bincimap.conf
And still no luck. Any help would be much obliged.
Cheers,
bs.
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