Ray, I've actually written C89 code to parse IMAP responses. libcurl IMAP
is indeed garbage, because the only thing it does for you that a straight
socket doesn't is encryption (which is well documented w/tons of code
samples anyway). So as soon as I remove these crashes I will post my code
to
On Wed, 27 May 2015, Adam wrote:
Ray, I've actually written C89 code to parse IMAP responses. libcurl IMAP is
indeed garbage, because the only thing it does for you that a straight
socket doesn't is encryption
... and an non-blocking IMAP command/response state machine with a stable API
On 5/26/2015 9:31 AM, Adam wrote:
What is the proper way to send multiple IMAP commands? For example,
first I'd like to get a listing of all the folder names, then I want
to list the unread files in the folder names.
I've tried using the same CURL* curl handle, sometimes it crashes on
On 5/27/2015 3:09 PM, Adam wrote:
Ray, I've actually written C89 code to parse IMAP responses. libcurl
IMAP is indeed garbage, because the only thing it does for you that a
straight socket doesn't is encryption (which is well documented w/tons
of code samples anyway). So as soon as I remove
I have a very basic question.
What is the proper way to send multiple IMAP commands? For example, first
I'd like to get a listing of all the folder names, then I want to list the
unread files in the folder names.
I've tried using the same CURL* curl handle, sometimes it crashes on
