Hello Sam, On 2017-03-22 06:35:16 Sam Varshavchik hacked into the keyboard: > The IMAP command is THREAD REFERENCES.
OK, this is fine since I can setup ANY commands. > The response consists of > message numbers, with parenthesis indicating various threads and > subthreads: > > a THREAD REFERENCES UTF-8 ALL > * THREAD (1)(2)(5 3 4)(6 7)(8)(9)(10 11 12)(13)(14)(15 16 17)(18)(19) > (20 22)(21)(23 (24)(25))(26)(27)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33)((34)(37)(39)) > (35)(36)(38)(40)(41)((42)(43))(44)(45 46)(47 48)(49 50 ((51)(52))) > a OK THREAD done. Hmm, question: If I understand it right, the a) (1) mean a singel messages but what does b) (5 3 4) mean? This would look like the message 5 came before 3 and 4 and then c) (23 (24)(25)) d) ((34)(37)(39)) e) (49 50 ((51)(52))) which look very courious to me. > The complete specification is a somewhat of a big pill to swallow. > See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5256 It seems I have to suck it! -- Michelle Konzack Miila ITSystems @ TDnet GNU/Linux Developer 00372-54541400
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