On Thu, 2008-07-17 at 13:04 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I believe it's still true that any mail files that are IMAP STORE'd > (uploaded)
You mean IMAP APPENDed.
> to Dovecot by a client will have a current mtime, rather than
> the "Date" in the message. That means might need to compare mtime's to
> "Date" headers for new files that appear too.
This is only because the client doesn't specify the date to APPEND
command.
> Here we just patched Dovecot to treat "INTERNALDATE" the same as the
> "Date" header. Constantly verifying mtime's became too much of a chore
> for those clients that rely on it (although this technically is against
> the RFC).
Would probably have been better to set the default INTERNALDATE based on
the Date: header in APPEND command. Should be pretty easy to do with
Maildir I think.
static int maildir_save_finish_real(struct mail_save_context *_ctx)
..
if (ctx->received_date == (time_t)-1 && ctx->cur_dest_mail != NULL)
mail_get_date(ctx->cur_dest_mail, &ctx->received_date);
And probably move:
if (ctx->cur_dest_mail != NULL) {
index_mail_cache_parse_deinit(ctx->cur_dest_mail,
ctx->received_date, !ctx->failed);
}
higher up in the code so it gets executed before the mail_get_date() call.
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