All,
Here is version two of the imap SORT command i got to thinking about
that first one using msort on the list, and that was just stupid. So I
made up a quick binary tree and all is much happier now. This still
needs a lot of work and still needs the header caching but at least now
it does
Hi!
I posted a message earlier, but to the wrong mailinglist, where I said that
I would be happy to help with optimisations regarding the database.
At work I do a lot of optimization where I reduce the number of queries, and
speed up queries that are to slow.
I would be happy to help in
Aaron Stone wrote:
This is a message from the sieve-php mailing list, which apparently DBMail did
not like very much... I'm using LMTP delivery.
My hunch is that the current mime code is choking because of the \n or \r\n
lines breaks no longer being guaranteed.
I'll take a look in rfcmsg.c to
Aaron Stone wrote:
This is a message from the sieve-php mailing list, which apparently DBMail did
not like very much... I'm using LMTP delivery.
My hunch is that the current mime code is choking because of the \n or \r\n
lines breaks no longer being guaranteed.
Can you send a log trace to
The queries are all in the file db.c -- take a look either at 2.0rc4 or the
current CVS, as no further major changes to the 1.2 series are planned.
Aaron
Jocke [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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