On Sun, Aug 05, 2001 at 08:35:05AM -0700, Randolph S. Kahle wrote:
> I have noticed that sometimes email messages will appear in the
> /Maildir/cur folder that have the format:
>
> ...;2,
This is normal.
> I believe they also have ownership set to root:root.
This is not nor
I have noticed that sometimes email messages will appear in the
/Maildir/cur folder that have the format:
...;2,
I believe they also have ownership set to root:root.
When this happens, then email clients (such as Netscape) get "stuck" and
retrieve the same message over and over agai
Dave Sill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>Sure you can - rather stupid buying the cake in the first place if you
>>can't eat it ;-)
>
> No you can't. If you eat it, you no longer have it. Of course, you
> could eat half of it and still have half of it. :-)
Yes you do still have it. Might not be qu
In article <001b01c0df3b$ff09c9f0$6464a8c0@ALCATRAZ> you wrote:
>
> you cant have your cake and eat it too...
>
Sure you can - rather stupid buying the cake in the first place if you
can't eat it ;-)
Yes it opens a can of worms, just plan it properly and make sure none
can escape.
Paul.
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#x27;s in their Maildir
> on the same level as new and cur, such as stuff_from_joe, spam, whatever.
>
> So I've been asked to munge up qmail-pop3d so it can pull mail from
> all these potential directories, not just new and cur, just in case that
> user
> decides to use our PO
Honestly this sounds like a bad idea.
You are really opening up a can of worms since you could potentially have an
unlimited number of subdirectories.
New mail only originates in one place ./Maildir/new/
./Maildir/cur/ is checked in case mail is left on the server or checked by
imap, webmail
Greetings,
We've got a POP3 setup working just fine, but there is a desire to
add IMAP servers so that web mail might be added also. The problem
I see is that users will be making misc new subdir's in their Maildir
on the same level as new and cur, such as stuff_from_joe, spam, wha
Greetings,
We've got a POP3 setup working just fine, but there is a desire to
add IMAP servers so that web mail might be added also. The problem
I see is that users will be making misc new subdir's in their Maildir
on the same level as new and cur, such as stuff_from_joe, spam, wha
localhost it is put to Maildir and other messages are sorted by
procmail and stored in various files. But I'm curious if it is possible
to move read messages from dir /Maildir/new to dir /Maildir/cur.
I'd like to see only really new messages when I start mutt and others
to be placed in /
On 18-Oct-2000, Reid Sutherland wrote:
> 971829536.26305.simple:2,ST
> 971856803.14682.simple:2,T
> 971871879.5249.simple:2,RST
>
> The first part is I'm guessing is unix time(). Second part is the inode?
> Third, host. Now what's this 2? And what's T, ST, and RST?
See maildir(5) man page and ht
On Wed, Oct 18, 2000 at 05:05:06PM -0400, Reid Sutherland wrote:
> 971829536.26305.simple:2,ST
> 971856803.14682.simple:2,T
> 971871879.5249.simple:2,RST
>
> The first part is I'm guessing is unix time(). Second part is the inode?
> Third, host. Now what's this 2? And what's T, ST, and RST?
http
On Wed, Oct 18, 2000 at 05:05:06PM -0400, Reid Sutherland wrote:
> 971829536.26305.simple:2,ST
> 971856803.14682.simple:2,T
> 971871879.5249.simple:2,RST
>
> The first part is I'm guessing is unix time(). Second part is the inode?
> Third, host. Now what's this 2? And what's T, ST, and RST?
Ever
971829536.26305.simple:2,ST
971856803.14682.simple:2,T
971871879.5249.simple:2,RST
The first part is I'm guessing is unix time(). Second part is the inode?
Third, host. Now what's this 2? And what's T, ST, and RST?
thanks
-reid
Ian Shaughnessy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Actually I have tried that, but unfortunatly messenger is being sporadic
>as to when it decides to suddenly clear the entire directory.
Use recordio to log all POP commands.
-Dave
Actually I have tried that, but unfortunatly messenger is being sporadic
as to when it decides to suddenly clear the entire directory. After that
happed, i tried to replicate it in messenger (with a few emails i had sent
to myself in Maildir/cur), but it wasnt acting like it had before. A
qmail does not, never has and never will touch the contents of cur. The
POP3 server and IMAP server do and will delete the contents when the
client instructs them to.
>From your description, my guess is that Messenger is the culprit. Try
changing and then resetting the leave on server opt
emote messages if the message is deleted locally.
Messenger still has my database of email, and when I last used it before
my cur directory disappeared I had just downloaded my latest 3 or
messages. While I am suspicious of messenger for that reason... kind of
like with qmail, messenger does not do
source, with ``grep rmdir *'' and see for
yourself.
The moral: qmail IS NOT deleting your Maildir/cur directory. Folks
here already know that for sure, so your subject line is being ignored
(and might get you flamed if you keep saying it). Folks _might_ be
willing to help you figure
8 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 18, 2000 at 09:42:14PM -0700, Ian Shaughnessy wrote:
> > I am having a really odd problem; qmail keeps deleting my Maildir/cur
>
> Really?
>
> Perhaps it would help if you identified *when* it got deleted. Does it
> get d
On Tue, Apr 18, 2000 at 09:42:14PM -0700, Ian Shaughnessy wrote:
> I am having a really odd problem; qmail keeps deleting my Maildir/cur
Really?
Perhaps it would help if you identified *when* it got deleted. Does it
get deleted when new mail arrives, when you start pine when you pop in
to
I am having a really odd problem; qmail keeps deleting my Maildir/cur
directory. None of my users have ever had this problem, and I only have
this problem on my non-root account. What could be going on? I am using
Pine, and I am not sure if that could be the problem or not... frankly I
am
+AD4-
Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 9:19 AM
Subject: Don't wanna save messages into +AH4-/Maildir/cur after checked.
+AD4-Hello all,
+AD4-
+AD4-I'm using qmail-imap for accessing Maildir. After checked, the messages is
+AD4-moved from +AH4-/Maildir/new/ to +AH4-/Maildir/cur/. I don'
known.
Thanks anyway+ACE-
Best regards,
Dong
-Original Message-
From: Peter C. Norton +ADw-spacey+AEA-lenin.nu+AD4-
To: Nguyen Dang Phuoc Dong +ADw-dongnd+AEA-tlnet.com.vn+AD4-
Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 9:37 AM
Subject: Re: Don't wanna save messages into +AH4-/Maildir/cur after check
dont use Imap, use pop3.
-Original Message-
From: Nguyen Dang Phuoc Dong +AFs-mailto:dongnd+AEA-tlnet.com.vn+AF0-
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 8:19 PM
To: Qmail List
Subject: Don't wanna save messages into +AH4-/Maildir/cur after checked.
Hello all,
I'm using qmail-imap for
Hello all,
I'm using qmail-imap for accessing Maildir. After checked, the messages is
moved from +AH4-/Maildir/new/ to +AH4-/Maildir/cur/. I don't wana saved checked
messages. How to tell qmail-imap server to purge messages after checked.
Thank you inadvance,
Dong
- "Victor Regnér" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
| What does the cur/ directory under Maildir/ do?
It's for storing messages that the user has seen, but does not wish to
remove from the maildir.
- Harald
What does the cur/ directory under Maildir/ do?
I am having problem with it when using qmail-imap and imp.
Victor
A related question.
In what order does a pop client get messages from a maildir? First all contents of
new then cur? does it look into tmp?
I'm using pop3d and checkpassword
I looked at man maildir and few other man pop3d and man popup. Found an
explanation for an MUA, but not for a pop c
On Mon, Feb 15, 1999 at 07:18:02PM -0300, Eric Dahnke wrote:
> And if the user then switches his mail client to "not leave msgs on server" they
> are removed from cur, no?
Ofcourse.
Greetz, Peter.
--
.| Peter van Dijk | stoned worden of coden
.| [EMAIL PROTECTE
And if the user then switches his mail client to "not leave msgs on server" they
are removed from cur, no?
- eric
>> Hello all,
> >>
> >> What is the meaning of the Maildir/cur directory? I have a user
> >> with 300 messages and they are not in th
"Chris" == Chris Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Chris> On Mon, Feb 15, 1999 at 11:55:57AM -0500, Paul Farber wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> What is the meaning of the Maildir/cur directory? I have a user
>> with 300 messages and they are not in
On Mon, Feb 15, 1999 at 11:55:57AM -0500, Paul Farber wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> What is the meaning of the Maildir/cur directory? I have a user with 300
> messages and they are not in the Maildir/new, they are in Maildir/cur.
>
> What puts them into that dir? He checks his
Umm,
Those are messages that the user has downloaded but not deleted from the
server.
Gerry
At 11:55 AM 2/15/99 -0500, Paul Farber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>What is the meaning of the Maildir/cur directory? I have a user with 300
>messages and they are not
Hello all,
What is the meaning of the Maildir/cur directory? I have a user with 300
messages and they are not in the Maildir/new, they are in Maildir/cur.
What puts them into that dir? He checks his mail with Netscape
Communicator 4.x and and say's he download then every time he check
I have qmail delivering to a user's ~/Maildir. The user uses netscape
as the MUA with copy to self set. The copy ends up in ~/Maildir/cur,
and all other mail ends up in ~/Maildir/new.
Is this normal? Why does qmail think copy to self has been read?
Thanks,
John
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I just ls'd ~/Maildir/cur in user's directory and found:
913795522.5900.themachine:2, 913943784.17258.themachine:2,
913831859.10694.themachine:2, 913943805.17263.themachine:2,
913834196.10853.themachine:2, 913945447.17429.themachine:2,
913834215.10879.th
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