Re: trash folder

Hi Mike,

Zitat von Michael J Rubinsky <[email protected]>:
> [...]
> There are a few things going on with your log:
> The log you sent me does not show the complete request/response for a
> single action. It shows two different threads.

oops - I made sure I had only activated E-mail sync on my device. I'll  
double-check what's going on, maybe the initial sync wasn't completed  
for some reason (I waited until the resync indication on the remote  
device was off and no new requests were reported by the server for  
probably 10 seconds).

> Regardless, it seems like you are trying to delete a message from your
> Trash folder. In this case, the client should be sending the

No, the test case is

- delete current account setup on remote device
- delete association on server
- create a new account setup on the remote device
- select to sync only email
- once the sync is completed, I delete a single message from the inbox  
on the remote device and manually start a re-sync.

> DELETESASMOVES property set to the non-default value of '0' in the
> request. Yours is not doing this, probably because the Trash folder
> isn't marked as the special folder because of your patch.

I have verified that the trash folder is synced as such during the  
FOLDERSYNC request.

> Also, I'm not really clear on what is going on with that error
> message, because while it appears from the request you are deleting
> from the Trash folder, the command is showing it is trying to remove

which is not the case

> from the INBOX, and to further complicate things, the error message

which is what I've done on the remote

> shows an empty folder name. Either your patch is screwing something

The empty folder name was the second thing to catch the eye, right  
after the message being non-english. I've traced the call down to the  
routine that is called to delete the message via IMAP, but that one  
completed without throwing an exception.

I'll put more debug points into the general code to catch the actual  
source of the error message, then I should be able to identify the  
cause.

> up, or it's something to do with Trash being a subfolder of INBOX on
> your server.

 From what I could debug so far, my patch returns the same list of  
folders as with the original code level (as soon as I configure to  
move messages to trash and select the trash folder in my personal  
settings).

Regarding my patch screwing things up - this clearly may be a  
possibility which I'll pursue further. I had justed hoped that you  
might respond with something along the lines of "oh yes, the following  
mechanisms were changed for the latest PEAR release, now you need to  
...", as the only change was to update Horde to the latest PEAR code  
and re-apply my change that worked well in the former version. Well,  
not this time ;)

I'll get back to you when I have either found the source or new  
questions I couldn't find the answers to by myself.

Thanks, and have a nice week

Regards,
Jens

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