On 10.4.2012, at 23.50, Glenn Wurster wrote:
Yes, modseqs aren't tracked in a mailbox until client expresses an
interest for them. It would be a waste of disk space to save them
since 99% of users don't need them.
Makes sense, our mail client gets caught in the middle though, because it
Greetings,
I'm new to the list. I have encountered what I believe to be a bug in the
return of HIGHESTMODSEQ when talking to a IMAP client. HIGHESTMODSEQ does not
appear to be incrementing when a new message arrives. The exact steps I took
are:
1) Create a new mail account
2) Send a mail
On 10.4.2012, at 20.17, Glenn Wurster wrote:
It appears as if HIGHESTMODSEQ is not being updated. I can get HIGHESTMODSEQ
to start updating correctly if I send a UID FETCH 1 MODSEQ or similar
command, which appears to enable MODSEQ tracking at the server (according to
the comment around
Yes, modseqs aren't tracked in a mailbox until client expresses an
interest for them. It would be a waste of disk space to save them
since 99% of users don't need them.
Makes sense, our mail client gets caught in the middle though, because it uses
HIGHESTMODSEQ to track mailbox updates
