Hello,
Well I feel like a dummy!  I'd often wondered why I sometimes get double
copies of an email in POP3.  I never would have dreamed it had anything to
do with Courier IMAP!

- Kelly

> Michael Wyraz wrote:
>
>>Hello Davide, Hello mailinglist users,
>>I joined the mailing list today and move this thread to the list. Maybe
>>someone has
>>already solved my problem...
>>
>>
>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>i have two questions to the handling of newline characters in xmail.
>>>>
>>>>I saw that xmail uses cr/lf for mail files even when running on linux.
>>>>Is there a way to
>>>>change that to unix cr (maybe as a compiletime option)? I'm using
>>>>courier-imap with xmail
>>>>and the dos-linefeeds causes strange behavior with some imap clients.
>>>>I discussed that with the courier-imap people but they will not support
>>>>cr/lf under unix because
>>>>(and that's also my oppinion) unix software should use unix linefeeds.
>>>>
>>>>Are the linefeeds configured at a single point in xmail (like
>>>>POP3_USER_SPLITTERS in POP3Utils.h)?
>>>>In that case the change would be very easy i think.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>The reason XMail uses crlf is because it is the RFC format for messages
>>>*and* XMail uses sendfile() on linux w/out the need of readline/sendline
>>>crappy loops. I believe someone on the mailing list already had courier
>>>working with XMail in some way.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>I had a look to the sourcecode of xmail today and tried around a bit
>>with xmail and with courier.
>>The problem is not that courier is not working. The problem is that
>>courier replaces LF with CRLF
>>for sending. This results in CRCRLF which causes problems with some mail
>>clients.
>>
>>It seems there's no easy solution for my problem:
>>* XMail uses very efficient code to send a mail because it can send
>>mails as they are. It's maybe a lot of work
>>to add CR/LF transformation :(
>>* the Courier people will definitely not change the file format that is
>> used
>>
>>The only thing i could do is to migrate fully to courier. But that's bad
>>because i like the way xmail is designed
>>and it works very well since a long time.
>>
>>
>>What do you think how much work it would be to add (optional) CR/LF
>>transformation to xmail?
>>How many things must be changed?
>>Would a modified SysDepLinux.cpp do the thing? In that case at least
>>some SmtpServer code
>>(the part that receives/writes a mail) must be modified to access system
>>dependend code.
>>
>>
>>Hope you can help me.
>>
>>Thanks a lot.
>>Michael.
>>
>>
>>
>
>     Hi Michael, the solution to this is not to modifiy Xmailserver but
> to modify courier-imap to behave properly, and for Xmailserver there is
> just a tiny patch that removes the possibility that the messages with
> names mangled by courier to be shown twice while using pop3.
>     Patches are in:
>
>     http://mircea.smartpost.ro/download
>
>
>     Also are available RPMs and SRPMs for Mandrake Linux 9.2 on
> http://mircea.interplus.ro/ftp/ultraupdates
>
>
>     Hope that helps,
>
>     Mircea
>
>
>
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