Hello.
For various reason a big bunch of duplicated messages have been copied with
imapsync in our message base
We are filtering them with imapfilter searching for duplicated msgid in the
same mailbox and it working ok. Obviously it's pretty slow as it's working on
the IMAP side of the problem
Some work this week on flushing out one bug has led to a few others right
now, but I expect that it will be resolved pretty soon :-)
Aaron
On Mon, Mar 26, 2007, Aleksander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Aaron Stone wrote:
>> Aleksander, please try the latest SVN dbmail_2_2_branch and let us know
>>
Aaron Stone wrote:
Aleksander, please try the latest SVN dbmail_2_2_branch and let us know
if it resolves your Outlook problems or not. We really want to make sure
that we have positive interaction with Outlook.
Hi,
I upgraded to 2.2.4. Sorry but svn does not seam to be usable atm:
"[Dbmail-d
Nope, no Sieve on APPEND (yet, the rfc is in the works ;-) so that would
not be the source of the trouble. And 2.2.2 does not yet have the
EXPUNGE work that introduced the negative Outlook interaction.
Aleksander, please try the latest SVN dbmail_2_2_branch and let us know
if it resolves your Outl
Jesse Norell wrote:
2.2.2 has a known imap bug .. I don't remember the details, or if you
may be affected by that. You might try the latest svn or check when
2.2.5 is out. My only other thought offhand is does she have any sieve
filtering scripts? I don't know if those are even in effect for i
2.2.2 has a known imap bug .. I don't remember the details, or if you
may be affected by that. You might try the latest svn or check when
2.2.5 is out. My only other thought offhand is does she have any sieve
filtering scripts? I don't know if those are even in effect for imap
APPEND (I doubt it
Hi,
I have a problem which might be related to dbmail. Might be Outlook
only. Only one user has this very peculiar bug, although others use
exactly the same software.
I haven't seen it in action myself, only the results. So the explanation
might be a bit vague. I'm hoping someone else has se
