Hi,
I've noticed an issue with subjects, whenever an email was forwarded
several times.
If a subject has more than one "[fwd:" token, then dbmail saves a
single "]" character
in dbmail_subjectfield, instead of the subject.
Example:
Re: [Fwd: [Fwd: Test]] -> will be saved as "]"
Re: [Fwd: Te
On Montag 23 Februar 2009 Axel Steiner wrote:
> Example:
> Re: [Fwd: [Fwd: Test]] -> will be saved as "]"
> Re: [Fwd: Test] -> saved as "Test"
>
> In think the problem is in _strip_blob_prefix() in misc.c. But at the
> moment I understand
> the code not completely. I thought dm_base_subject() rem
Why does dbmail parse that text at all? It must store it as-is. Why is
there any decoding or stripping?
Good question. I think, that stripping is not necessary!? Is there any
reason for?
Maybe a config option would be good?
strip_subjects = yes/no
Decoding makes sense, otherwise imap would
Axel Steiner wrote:
>> Why does dbmail parse that text at all? It must store it as-is. Why is
>> there any decoding or stripping?
Because the subjectfield is for thread=orderedsubject, and
thread=orderedsubject so dictates.
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Because the subjectfield is for thread=orderedsubject, and
thread=orderedsubject so dictates.
Damn, I queried the wrong table in my application. Shall
I fix the stripping problem?
Axel
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Axel Steiner wrote:
>
>>
>> Because the subjectfield is for thread=orderedsubject, and
>> thread=orderedsubject so dictates.
>
> Damn, I queried the wrong table in my application. Shall
> I fix the stripping problem?
Please do. Use the unit-tests in test/check_dbmail_imapd.c
There is a test-case
Paul,
I'm a little bit confused about _strip_blob_prefix(). I assume, you want
to remove the leading '[' and the trailing ']' character from the
subject?
But if that is the case, then will strncpy() never be called, because
strlen of tmp always is 0.
Please correct me, if my assumption is wro
I'm a little bit confused about _strip_blob_prefix(). I assume, you
want
to remove the leading '[' and the trailing ']' character from the
subject?
But if that is the case, then will strncpy() never be called, because
strlen of tmp always is 0.
Please correct me, if my assumption is wrong
