Yeah, this is the same problem that you have if you store your Maildirs on
an NFS server and the time is not synced. It has been a year and a half
since I looked at this, so my memory is no doubt rusty. But, basically
sqwebmail compares the timestamp on the sqwebmail-cache file to the
timestamp on the "cur" folders to see if it needs to rescan the directories
for changes. Or something like that.
camillo bongiovanni writes:
>
> Hy everbody,
>
>
> does anybody know why, if I try to reset the Daylight Saving Time setup
> (issuing a "date" command to set the correct time), sqwebmail starts to
> behave tricky?
>
> Is there some file (let's say some "sqwebmail*" into the user's Maildir) to
> change/touch/delete or what?
>
> Do I have to read some documentation about this issue?
>
> Faithfully
>
>
> Saluti
>
> Camillo Bongiovanni
>
> camillo (at) bongiovanni (dot) com (dot) ar
>
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> ...I DEFINITELY use Sqwebmail.
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