Re: Gmail

Uwe Sawallisch <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.squirrelmail.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello everyone,


> All,
[...]

>  If we add Gmail, we need at least one Gmail-specific fix in the
> code, wherein when FETCHing a message body, their IMAP server does not
> set the Seen flag.  The fix is simple.
> 
>  Thoughts?
[...]

I have seen this fix in the 1.5 branch already, and it can easily be adopted
to earlier versions... 

One of the reasons I really like Squirrelmail is the way it deals with mails
containg  [message/rfc822] attachments, such as mailman digests in mime
format. Squirrel makes it really easy to open and answer single attached
messages.

But just this feature does not work when Squirrel connects to gmail... the
parts of the mail are shown when opening the "main" message - the first
attached messages are still there but the last two messages appear to be
empty (although the contents is shown when opening the "details").

Best regards from Berlin, Germany, Uwe
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