Evening all, I downloaded, patched, and compiled Binc 1.1.9 at home, this weekend, and finally made the switch to IMAPdir. Seems to behave well, nice one guys!
Well, that's the good news. Bad news: I saw a few zombie bincimap processes, where the IMAP client (mozilla) was long since closed, but the bincimapd's were working like mad. I killed them off, as I needed some CPU time for other things, and I havn't been able to repeat the problem, so no real worries there. It's a pity that I wasn't able to examine them a bit more closely there... Also, as I stated in my subject, I see that we still have bad handling of rfc822 messages by the Binc Mozilla combination unless the workaround is used (but the workanound make scanning folders with large messages very slow...) Andreas, is this purely a Mozilla problem? Stefano Rivera PS: The rfc822 bug doesn't seem to appear when an email is brand new, and Mozilla downloads it for the first time. I assume that it caches all the new messages when scanning a folder? PPS: Oh. I was testing with Moz. 1.4 (Debian's 1.4-2, that is)
