Re: Startup strangeness
- From: Pawel Salek <pawsa0 gmail com>
- To: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Startup strangeness
- Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2009 19:24:32 +0200
On 06/12/2009 10:52:33 PM, Jack Ostroff wrote:
On Balsa 2.3.28 (although it was the same on several previous
versions) balsa seems to have latched on to a particular mailbox to
open at startup, no matter which one I'm in when I close, and whetner
I close by closing the window or using Ctl-q. "balsa -i" has no
effect, and "balsa -o folder" gives me a popup 'Couldn't open mailbox
"folder"' and I've tried several of my folders with the same result
(all mbox format). I'm on Gentoo Linux, and I can't find any mention
of problems on their forum or bugzilla.
Any thoughts on how to troubleshoot or figure out what's going on?
There are three problems here:
1. the ordering of open mailboxes is not preserved.
2. -o option does not work as expected.
3. -i opens the inbox as far as I can see - but in your case, it is
hidden by other open mailboxes...
Re 1: I have looked at the implementation. This changed order is a
feature: the order in which the mailboxes are opened are determined by
the iteration over a hash. Making the reopening code preserve the order
as well requires some changes and understanding why less-than obvious
way of storing the set of opened mailboxes is used... I am inclined
actually to preserve only the most recently displayed mailbox, i.e. do
not pre-open other mailboxes that were accessed recently. What do you
think?
Re 2: Did you specify full URL of the mailbox, as described on the
manual page (I can agree that specifying URLs is not exactly the
obvious way but we could not think of better alternatives)...
Pawel
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