--On 29 January 2010 09:47:07 +0100 Marc Stibane <[email protected]> wrote:
Yes, they do. Even if it's headers first, then body, then attachments, they still get to "fetch" the header of an incoming email at some time. And this timestamp I want to get saved with the mail, locally.
There are lots of candidates for "fetched". The time I was first notified that this message exists, the time I fetched the headers, the time I fetched any given MIME part, the time I set the \SEEN flag.
Do we measure the time the message was downloaded in the background when I was still fast asleep in bed? Or the time I first performed an action on the message?
I guess what I'm asking, is what is the event that you're trying to record, and why?
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