Aaron Stone wrote:
Fixed in CVS. Thanks for the heads up!
I must have scared Ilja away with my GETCONFIGVALUE macro ;-)
:)
Thanks for noticing (Paul) and fixing (Aaron)
Ilja
Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi Ilja,
Aha, it wasn't as simple as I thought... The 'if' isn't right, because
strcasecmp only looks at the first 5 characters, and you just gave the
perfect example why this does not work.
What we can do is the following:
keep the 'if' as it is.
Convert the first 5
Hi Ilja,
> >strncasecmp() tests if the folder begins with INBOX and thats always
> >true - right? So we have to use strcasecmp(name, "INBOX") right?
> >Confused ...
>
> Aha, it wasn't as simple as I thought... The 'if' isn't right, because
> strcasecmp only looks at the first 5 characters, and y
Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi Ilja,
Isn't the simplest solution this:
change the query for the special case of 'INBOX' to:
SELECT mailbox_idnr FROM mailboxes WHERE name = 'INBOX' and owner_idnr =
'%llu';
We always store 'INBOX' as 'INBOX' (all caps), so, this will always
work. And we have no
Hi Aaron,
> > > We have two classes of programs:
> > > - lmtpd, smtpd, pop3d: before we do anything with a message BEGIN, if we
> > > return SUCCESS to the client COMMIT, else ROLLBACK - should be quite
> > > easy?
> > > - imapd: for every IMAP operation:
> > > - if it's a read only one leav
Aaron Stone wrote:
A failed delivery response from the LMTP or SMTP processes doesn't necessarily
mean that nothing was inserted or updated in the database. Only a hard
database error / inconsistency should generate a rollback; for all other
cases, I would suggest simply commit it, even if nothin
Hi Ilja,
> Isn't the simplest solution this:
>
> change the query for the special case of 'INBOX' to:
>
> SELECT mailbox_idnr FROM mailboxes WHERE name = 'INBOX' and owner_idnr =
> '%llu';
>
> We always store 'INBOX' as 'INBOX' (all caps), so, this will always
> work. And we have no problem w
Aaron Stone wrote:
Ilja Booij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
[snip]
change the query for the special case of 'INBOX' to:
SELECT mailbox_idnr FROM mailboxes WHERE name = 'INBOX' and owner_idnr =
'%llu';
We always store 'INBOX' as 'INBOX' (all caps), so, this will always
work. And we have no pro
Ilja Booij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
[snip]
>
> change the query for the special case of 'INBOX' to:
>
> SELECT mailbox_idnr FROM mailboxes WHERE name = 'INBOX' and owner_idnr =
> '%llu';
>
> We always store 'INBOX' as 'INBOX' (all caps), so, this will always
> work. And we have no problem wi
Aaron Stone wrote:
So people looking for their INBOX end up forcing a full table scan to find out
when lower( name ) = lower( 'INBOX' ), when in fact 99% of the time, the value
of column name => "INBOX" anyways.
Changing the query from lower( '%s' ) to lower( 'inbox' ) is basically a
micro-optim
Ilja Booij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Thomas Mueller wrote:
> > Hi Ilja,
> >
> > [.. transactions ..]
> >
> It's really a matter of design, and not just something we can slap on
> DBMail. We *should* think hard about how to do this in the best way
> possible, but we *must* eventua
Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi Ilja,
[.. transactions ..]
It's really a matter of design, and not just something we can slap on
DBMail. We *should* think hard about how to do this in the best way
possible, but we *must* eventually move to a system that uses the
database features in a better way.
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