Enrico Pasqualotto writes:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:Why exactly do you believe that this is a problem with the server, instead of a problem with Outlook?I don't know, I don't know how this features worked. Now yes. :)The server maintains a unique identifier for each message. Each mail client keeps track of which unique identifiers it's seen already, and use them to identify messages it has not seen yet.And is wrong to suppose some type of corruption of these identifiers?
You can suppose anything you like. But in this case, there's no reason to suppose anything. This is not a closed, black box whose inner workings are a total mystery to known science. The unique identifier list is kept in an ordinary file, in plain view. Rather than supposing something like this, show what does or does not happen with the contents of the maildir.
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