Re: Re: [M-User] plea

On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:35:23 +0200 Vadim Zeitlin <[email protected]> wrote:

VZ> NB> > NB> VZ> NB> Moving to m-dev. It seems it's the same problem I reported a few times -
VZ> NB> > NB> VZ> NB> when new message arrives in IMAP folder, but M does not see it yet, I
VZ> NB> > NB> VZ> NB> press expunge (my deleted messages are marked as deleted, not moved to trash)
VZ> NB> > NB> VZ> NB> and then after a loooong delay I get an assert (can provide it). Would be nice to fix
VZ> NB> > NB> VZ> NB> it before the release ;)
VZ> 
VZ>  Ok, this bug should be fixed now as well. It was due to an unforeseen flow
VZ> of control when the server tries to be helpful (no sarcasm here, it really
VZ> does and it's unfortunate that M is not smart enough to profit from it) and
VZ> sends us the flags for the new message which just appeared in the mailbox
VZ> when replying to out EXPUNGE command. The trouble is that c-client can't
VZ> retrieve message details from the server at that moment (being inside its
VZ> own mail_expunge() function and not being reentrant) and so our attempts to
VZ> do it result in an error and generally mess things up. So now I just ignore
VZ> this unsolicited FETCH (FLAGS) response and while it means that we send an
VZ> extra request to the server, it's not that bad because we need more info
VZ> than just flags anyhow (subject, sender, date, ... and the rest of the
VZ> message envelope) and at least it does seem to work correctly.

It is fixed, thanks, but I found another similar bug - I am in a folder where a new
message(s) just arrived but M does not see it (them) yet. I select another folder
and get 4-5 asserts (each 20-30 seconds, so finally I gave up and killed M).
There should not be deleted messaged in the folder, just new recently arrived ones.

Regards,
Nerijus


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