Re: Unexpected filtering of headers

[manu <eallaud yahoo fr>]

On 29.06.2004 09:02:41, Andreas Schmidt wrote:
> On 2004.06.29 07:02, manu wrote:
> > On 28.06.2004 06:00:30, Andreas Schmidt wrote:
> > > mails in the Inbox. Unstable would filter all of them, HEAD left  
> > > them
> > > all there.
> >
> > First: what do you call unstable and HEAD. For me HEAD is 2.1.x, so  
> > it would be unstable in some sense. And I do have some filtering
> Sorry for using ambigious termini. I run Debian unstable (Sid) and  
> only got the CVS version on your request to try out the patch. So,  
> for me, unstable is 2.0.17, which is in Debian's unstable branch, and  
> HEAD is 2.1.x.
>
> > issues with it (it "forgets" to filter some mails, I have no idea  
> > why for now).
> OK, then that is a known issue. As mentioned above, I usually don't  
> use 2.1.x, so balsa "forgetting" to filter some messages struck me as  
> peculiar. :-)
>
> > > This disappears when libgmime2.1 is downgraded to 2.1.5-1.
> >
> > I think this has been fixed in CVS gmime.
> Maybe, I didn't try yet to pull that in as well.
>
> > > 4) In some big mailboxes, HEAD seems to mess up the date displayed  
> > > in the tree view. These are  headers displayed if the message is  
> > > selected:
> > >
> > > In tree view, for all of these mails "01-01-1970 01:00" is  
> > > displayed as received-date. With unstable, the date is shown  
> > > correctly both in tree and in message view.
> >
> > hmm, no idea here, hopefully someone a bit less clueless than me  
> > will hop in the thread ;-)
> I only noticed this for the two biggest of my mailboxes. One has  
> about 11,000 messages (38 MB), the other about 4,000 (20 MB). The  
> other mailboxes contain up to about 2500 messages (<10 MB). So maybe  
> mailbox size has something to do with this error.
>
> Thanks anyway for your effort (if only the patch could make it now  
> into 2.0.x :-)

I will try to give it a spin; I would perhaps need you to test it as I  
am not sure I can bring back a 2.0.x setting now!
Bye
Manu