On Tue, 5 Nov 2002 07:45:45 -0800 (PST), Mark Crispin wrote:
> All IMAP tokens (as opposed to strings such as user name, password, mailbox
> name, etc.) are case-insensitive.
However, with that in mind, I don't think that a server should change the case
of tags.
c-client (used by Pine) avoids the
All IMAP tokens (as opposed to strings such as user name, password, mailbox
name, etc.) are case-insensitive.
> C: a fetch 1 uid
> C: A fetch 2 uid
> S: * 1 fetch (uid 1)
> S: a ok
> S: A 2 fetch (uid 2)
This line should be "S: * 2 fetch (uid 2)". Sorry.
> S A ok
--Arnt
Hi,
I always took it for granted that the tag in IMAP is case sensitive. All
the implementations I've seen treat it as such. However, I looked it up
today and couldn't find anything. Am I overlooking something? Which, if
any, of these two are legal?
C: a fetch 1 uid
C: A fetch 2 uid
S: * 1 fet
On Tue, 5 Nov 2002 11:43:01 +0100 (CET), =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Peter_L=F6fkvist?=
wrote:
> Question: Does, the on the home page linked, imap-2002.RC10 support ipv6?
> I saw that Peter Derr made a patch to 2002.RC1, but I didn't see any signs
> of IPv6 in the 2002.RC10. If not, is there a patch one could g
Hi guys!
Question: Does, the on the home page linked, imap-2002.RC10 support ipv6?
I saw that Peter Derr made a patch to 2002.RC1, but I didn't see any signs
of IPv6 in the 2002.RC10. If not, is there a patch one could get hold of?
Help much appreciated.
/Peter
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