Hello MaXxX,
On Fri, 18 May 2001 at 08:18:36 GMT +0200 (which was 18/05/2001 13:18
GMT +0700 my Local Time) "MaXxX"=[M] wrote to Syafril Hermansyah :
M>>> How do the servers tell mail clients which is their behaviour? I
M>>> mean, do the asynchronous servers have any way of identifying
M>>> themselves as such?
>> No need actually. As my sample logs, in fact POPServer *knows* the
>> message already succesful tranfer/download. The QUIT command then will
>> be redundant.
M> No, I mean that the mail clients _does_ need to know, when a
M> connection breaks or something, whether messages have been deleted
M> from the server or not.
If client needs it, he can use LIST command (if still in same
session), but if he need to know on next logon, he must use UIDL
command, and compare with last UIDL data (previous logon).
M> Right now, TB! expects the servers NOT to delete mails immediately,
M> and thus if the QUIT command isn't sent (because of various
M> reasons) TB! regets all mails next time.
Correct, that's how synchronous (common/normal) work.
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