Quoting Mark Crispin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > You can append to a null stream, or to a stream open on another mailbox. > Note that a closed stream (mail_close() called on it) is no longer valid and > has been free()d. > > In general, you only should provide a non-null stream if you are using > IMAP, and already have a stream open to the IMAP server for the APPEND > destination mailbox. In that case, c-client will use that stream instead of > making a temporary stream.
OK, thanks a lot. I can provide you a patch against the docu to have that documented there. Are you interested? And if I append a message to an open IMAP stream than the same will happen, the mail will recieve the "Status: O" flag or not? Because when syncing I don't want to bother the user with re-entering the password. I want to be able to ask him/her once and then to sync. > > Btw - I note that pine apparently falls into the same pithole as me, > > since if I write a message to myself from within pine it gets "Status: O", > > even before I even see it in the index. > > I just tested it in Pine. I saved a message to a new mailbox. It did not > get the "Status: O" flag. Um - I'm in my local INBOX and I send mail (through the normal MTA (=exim)) locally to myself (tpo@localhost). I won't see the message since I don't press cursor down at the bottom of the INBOX page. Next I quit pine and have a look through an editor at my /var/spool/mail/tpo inbox. And I see that "Status: O" is set there. *t ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/
