imap functions are notorious for not returning anything usfull, same with xslt
functions.
$headers = imap_sort($this->imap_stream, SORTARRIVAL, 1, SE_UID );
this wrks on my linux box. its almost exactly the same as yours. one thing I found is
try playing with
if ($this->imap_folder)
$this->imap_stream = @imap_open($this->imap_stream_string, $this->imap_username,
$this->imap_password);
else
$this->imap_stream = @imap_open($this->imap_stream_string, $this->imap_username,
$this->imap_password, OP_HALFOPEN);
if there is a folder then do no use OP_HALFOPEN. I had to use this to get nntp working
right.
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This command works without problems on a local unix server.
However, when I tried the exact same code , $sortmail =
imap_sort($mailbox,SORTSIZE,1) on a remote imap server running on mac,
it produces problems. (no error messages)
I am unable to check the error messages as they are none. And adding on
to that, the HTML have been terminated without any error messages
without completing the entire html closing tags.
All functions works, except imap_sort?
Anyone? any ideas?
terrence
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