Re: Message UID

I have read previously too : https://cyrusimap.org/docs/cyrus-imapd/2.3.18/internal/mailbox-format.php This is just an example of how nicely (really nicely) Cyrus is written. > El 24/4/2015, a las 14:20, Egoitz Aurrek

Re: Message UID

Good afternoon Bron, > El 24/4/2015, a las 14:13, Bron Gondwana escribió: > > If you're talking IMAP UID, then the filename is UID. - literally, the first > is "1.", the second "2.", etc. That's the number with a trailing dot, just > to piss off Windows people who can't create files in that f

Re: Message UID

Should say I don’t plan to any kind of write op with them… just read and resend them…. I have read in Cyrus 2.4 is done this way…. but in 2.3 too? > El 24/4/2015, a las 12:41, Egoitz Aurrekoetxea > escribió: > > And by the way, if there’s no correspondence on UID <-> Mail filename in the >

Re: Message UID

If you're talking IMAP UID, then the filename is UID. - literally, the first is "1.", the second "2.", etc. That's the number with a trailing dot, just to piss off Windows people who can't create files in that format I think. If I was doing it now, I'd call them .eml or something. But if the

Re: Message UID

And by the way, if there’s no correspondence on UID <-> Mail filename in the mailbox… how could I know which UID corresponds to which filename in the mailbox?. Best regards, > El 24/4/2015, a las 12:38, Egoitz Aurrekoetxea > escribió: > > Good afternoon, > > I have a question. When you do u

Message UID

Good afternoon, I have a question. When you do unexpunge -lv on a mailbox and obtain the UID of the messages… that UID does correspond with the mail corresponding file in the mailbox?. I mean If I want to perform some action with a deleted (but not at that moment expunged) mail in a mailbox… h