Re: General Problems with Balsa

[Kevin der Kinderen <kevin parr net>]

As far as I know the only other client accessing my mailbox at work is my workstation in the office. There I use mozilla mail. It's not running when I'm not there.

I guess I should run a tcpdump over a few sessions and see what's happening there. I'll post what I find.

Thanks,
K

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Kevin der Kinderen



On 01-11-05    05:59 Carlos Morgado wrote:
> 
> On 2001.11.05 09:02:39 +0000 Brian Stafford wrote:
> > On Sun,  4 November 19:48 Carlos Morgado wrote:
> > 
> >> humm, does any other client work with this server ? my guess here is the
> >> message uidls aren't being seen correctly. i've seen this kind of thing
> >> happen with some servers if you delete from the mailbox. the pop server 
> >> just
> >> rehashes all the uidls and breaks everything.
> >   ^^^^^^^^ assigns new?
> > 
> yes, assigns new.
> 
> > RFC 1939 requires that the uid is persistent across sessions even if the 
> > UPDATE command is not issued.  Although it is not stated explicitly the 
> > impliciation of this requirement is that for a given message the associated 
> > uid MUST NOT change.
> > 
> what i seen was, get list, get uidls, issue a dele, uidls changed.
> poof.
> i happened on a freebsd server, but i haven't chased it in a long time
> 
> > 
> > I conclude that the server behaviour described above is non-conformant.
> > 
> 
> yeah, i was wondering if the original report wasn't a balsa bug for a
> change ;)
> 
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