Lindsay Haisley writes:
On Mon, 2016-07-25 at 06:22 -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote:> new/cur split was meant to be merely a means to identify messages that were > seen for the very first time. Nothing more than the means to notify the user> "you have X new messages". This is not the same thing as how many unread > messages there are. Messages in cur may still be unread.Sam, I made one further small change to the Wikipedia paragraph on maildirs, which now states: "When a maildir reading process (either a POP or IMAP server, or a mail user agent acting locally) finds messages in the new directory it _must_ move them to cur ... etc." I did a bit of research on the term "mail retrieval agent" and it doesn't look as if this is an apt description of a POP or IMAP daemon, so I changed the wording to be more specific. Is this technically correct, and is "must" appropriate?
I agree, this is technically correct.
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