On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Tomas Pospisek's Mailing Lists wrote:
Hmm - this is starting to be interesting for me. So this means that I could
switch from mailbox to mailbox by opening them READONLY and that this would
not issue internally an open/close on the stream and thus not require a
re-authenticat
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Charles Dorner wrote:
Strange, I thought section numbers worked differently. So then, assuming
that an e-mail has a single embedded message, I would want section 2 for
mail_fetch_header and section 2.1 for mail_fetch_body?
If an email consists solely of a single embedded mess
To get the first body part of the message text (as in a encapsulated
MIME message), you need to add ".1" to the section specifier.
Strange, I thought section numbers worked differently. So then,
assuming that an e-mail has a single embedded message, I would want
section 2 for mail_fetch_head
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Charles Dorner wrote:
On both questions, you guessed correctly; I was more focused on why the body
was the header+body together. As long as this is the appropriate behavior
from c-client, everything is jolly. I had previously implemented the obvious
hack to just count the h
On both questions, you guessed correctly; I was more focused on why the
body was the header+body together. As long as this is the appropriate
behavior from c-client, everything is jolly. I had previously
implemented the obvious hack to just count the header and remove that
prefix from the bod
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Charles Dorner wrote:
When it is recieved, c-client returns the headers in calls to both
mail_fetch_header and mail_fetch_body when given the section number for the
embedded message. Is this supposed to happen or is there a problem in the
message that I need to reformat part
I'm trying to determine if I'm making a mistake in formating or if this
is normal behavior.
Create an e-mail, add a part, take the forwarded e-mail, put the text in
part->body with type TYPEMESSAGE and subtype "rfc822". send the message.
When it is recieved, c-client returns the headers in cal
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Shawn Walker wrote:
How do I manage custom flags for IMAP messages. I want to be able to set
"\Forwarded", "\ReplyToAll", etc on a message and be able to see them using
c-client.
You can not use "\Forwarded" or "\ReplyToAll".
You can, however, use "Forwarded" and "ReplyToAll"
How do I manage custom flags for IMAP messages. I want to be able to
set "\Forwarded", "\ReplyToAll", etc on a message and be able to see
them using c-client.
Thanks,
Shawn
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004, Mark Crispin wrote:
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004, Tomas Pospisek's Mailing Lists wrote:
... but - are you saying that I don't even need to change into HALFOPEN
mode in order to be able to append messages to any kind of mailbox without
the "Status: O" flag being set? That I just have to
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