[VM] vm-mark-folder-modified-p
Returning to the problem noted a while ago of VM marking a read-only folder modified when it upgrades attribute data: Is there *any* case in which vm-mark-folder-modified-p should work on a read-only folder?
Re: [VM] vm-mark-folder-modified-p
Julian Bradfield writes: Returning to the problem noted a while ago of VM marking a read-only folder modified when it upgrades attribute data: Is there *any* case in which vm-mark-folder-modified-p should work on a read-only folder? Good thinking, Julian. This should be a good place to catch all the read-only folder modifications that you don't want. The old issue with the attribute data has been fixed in the trunk: https://bugs.launchpad.net/vm/+bug/932602 I am sure there would be other cases where read-only folders are modified, but I think none of them would be essential. All the essenntial modifications are disallowed as noted in the doc string of vm-folder-read-only. So, it should be fine to discard them. Cheers, Uday
[VM] gmail issue
When I send a message to the viewmail-info mailing list from this email account (usr.vm.ro...@gmail.com) I don't get a copy of the message back to the account. I don't recall this happening a few months ago. I wonder if anybody else is experiencing this problem? (I save outgoing messages in Sent which becomes [IMAP]/Sent on gmail. I wonder if gmail thinks that I already have a copy of the message in my account and kills the new copy coming into my Inbox?) Cheers, Uday PS. When I logged into the gmail webmail it served up 4 ads for me: 3 on bug control companies in my region and one on some software built on top of VMWare.
Re: [VM] gmail issue
Google groups doesn't send you a copy of your message when you post to a list. We have been told they view this as a `feature' which there is no control over. Sounds like they added the same `feature' to gmail :-( Uday Reddy usr.vm.ro...@gmail.com writes: When I send a message to the viewmail-info mailing list from this email account (usr.vm.ro...@gmail.com) I don't get a copy of the message back to the account. I don't recall this happening a few months ago. I wonder if anybody else is experiencing this problem? (I save outgoing messages in Sent which becomes [IMAP]/Sent on gmail. I wonder if gmail thinks that I already have a copy of the message in my account and kills the new copy coming into my Inbox?) Cheers, Uday PS. When I logged into the gmail webmail it served up 4 ads for me: 3 on bug control companies in my region and one on some software built on top of VMWare.
