Re: Help required - noticing corruption
- From: Jack <ostroffjh sbcglobal net>
- To: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Help required - noticing corruption
- Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 20:07:08 -0400
One of the questions Michelle asked was whether there was any way Balsa
(or any email software) could notice and warn about corruption in the
underlying email store (whether mbox, MailDir, or MH). I've been
thinking about this for a bit, and I wonder if there isn't something
that might help, at least a little. What information does Balsa keep
about the state of the message store? Number of messages per mailbox?
Other details? I know I have sometimes manually manipulated the files
(such as deleting a message with bad HTML that Balsa [actually gtkHTML]
choked on) from an mbox file, and Balsa (if it even noticed the change)
just accepted the new state of affairs. If Balsa DOES notice any such
changes, would it be reasonable (based on a configuration setting,
perhaps) for it to notify the user before simply resetting it's index
information? Am I totally off base here, or might this be worth
discussing further?
Thanks.
Jack
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