marc at electronics-design
Apr 28, 2009, 8:39 AM
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Hi,
I recently went from 2.2.10 to 2.2.11.
Current regressions are that the LIST commands outputs folders more than
once?
See ngrep output below.
And furthermore, it sends for every root folder a "\noselect" regardles
of the
parameter in the dbmail_mailboxes folder. This makes it impossible
to store mail in a parent folder in thunderbird!
Regards,
Marc
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T 90.145.42.10:34493 -> 212.125.143.250:143 [AP]
176 list "" "%".
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T 212.125.143.250:143 -> 90.145.42.10:34493 [AP]
* LIST (\hasnochildren) "/" "Drafts".
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T 212.125.143.250:143 -> 90.145.42.10:34493 [AP]
* LIST (\hasnochildren) "/" "INBOX".
* LIST (\hasnochildren) "/" "Notes".
* LIST (\hasnochildren) "/" "Sent".
* LIST (\hasnochildren) "/" "Sent Messages".
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T 212.125.143.250:143 -> 90.145.42.10:34493 [AP]
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "bedrijf".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "bedrijf".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "bedrijf".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "bedrijf".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "bedrijf".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "bedrijf".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "bedrijf".
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T 212.125.143.250:143 -> 90.145.42.10:34493 [AP]
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "prive".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "prive".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "prive".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "prive".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "prive".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "prive".
* LIST (\noselect \haschildren) "/" "prive".
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Groet,
Marc Dirix
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