Right - we're working on the dynamic caching because with us being
too lazy to change dbmail to handle it itsself, that's the only
practical option available. The only reason to add that to the pop3/
imap daemons would be for seemless migration (all new messages get
cached at injection
On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 08:54, Matthew T. O'Connor wrote:
I have no idea, unfortunately, I don't really know how the imap clients
really work.
My real question is what queries are being done by the server. When I
use evolution and ask it to search the message body for a piece of text,
From: Jesse Norell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Right - we're working on the dynamic caching because with us being
too lazy to change dbmail to handle it itsself, that's the only
practical option available. The only reason to add that to the pop3/
imap daemons would be for seemless migration (all
What other features are there that require schemea changes? I didn't
really see any.
Nothing else immediately comes to mind. Implimenting some of those
features (with any requisite schema changes), stablizing the code
thereafter and a few misc. bug fixes was pretty much the gameplan
