I have a scheduled task that runs every 5 minutes via the OpenBD
scheduler. The task itself uses the cfmail tag to grab messages out of an
email box.
This is a simplified snippet of the code that is being executed:
<cfimap action="open" service="imap" connection="mailConnection"
server="#application.systemConfig.emailServerIpAddress#"
username="#application.systemConfig.emailServerUserName#"
password="#application.systemConfig.emailServerPassword#">
<cfimap action="listmail" connection="mailConnection" name="mail"
folder="Inbox">
<cfloop query="mail">
<cfimap action="readmail" connection="mailConnection" folder="Inbox"
messageid="#mail.id#" name="message"
attachmentsuri="#application.systemConfig.attachmentRelativePath#">
<!--- do a bunch of stuff with the message --->
</cfloop>
Now, like I said, this runs every 5 minutes. However, every now and then
(anywhere between twice per day and once per week) the cfmail "readmail"
action throws the following error, "Missing the SERVER attribute."
How/why would this happen? Why does cfimap only sometimes want a server
attributes? And if it wants a server attribute instead of a connection
attribute, why isn't the "listmail" action throwing the error?
This has been going on for years in both versions OpenBD 2 and 3. It's not
a critical issue by any means, but it really makes my brain hurt trying to
figure this one out.
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