[imp] Problem with mail stores...

Richard Russell richard@yellowgoanna.com
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On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 11:38:47PM -0500, Cliff Green wrote:
> It sounds like your pop client is honoring the flags set on mail that's
> been read and doesn't bother downloading what's not marked as new mail.

possibly, but this occurs even before reading the mail on IMP...

> Try this:  after reading mail with imp (or whatever imap client you like),
> go back and mark one or more (or all) of them as unseen.  Then see if your 
> pop client can see them.

I shall indeed try that, but I don't like it's chances (see above)...
My present theory is that it's some disagreement between the IMAPd and
the POPd on my mail server... I think IMAPd may be storing the mail
somewhere different to pop or somthign like that ... but I see no
evidence of this...

rr

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Quoting Andreas Dahlén <andreas@dahlen.ws>:

> Am I the only one with this problem? How could I fix it?

Read the mailing list archives.

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] style and body ignored from html emails in imp 2.3.7

Quoting Kris von Mach <dev@swishmail.com>:

> I have noticed that for at least over a month now, HTML emails viewed in 
> imp 2.3.7 ignore body bgcolor tag and also styles... This didn't happen
> before.

We closed some holes in the script filtering.

-chuck

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From: Cliff Green <green@UMDNJ.EDU>
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Subject: Re: [imp] Problem with mail stores...

Quoting Richard Russell <richard@yellowgoanna.com>:

> On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 11:38:47PM -0500, Cliff Green wrote:
> > It sounds like your pop client is honoring the flags set on mail
> > that's been read and doesn't bother downloading what's not marked as 
> > new mail.
> 
> possibly, but this occurs even before reading the mail on IMP...

How about after some other mail client?  Any other kind of pattern you can 
think of?  

> 
> > Try this:  after reading mail with imp (or whatever imap client you
> > like), go back and mark one or more (or all) of them as unseen.  Then 
> > see if your pop client can see them.
> 
> I shall indeed try that, but I don't like it's chances (see above)...
> My present theory is that it's some disagreement between the IMAPd and
> the POPd on my mail server...

Which daemons are you using?

> I think IMAPd may be storing the mail
> somewhere different to pop or somthign like that ... but I see no
> evidence of this...

All things being equal, that should only happen if you've got some 
filtering going on, like with procmail.  In that case, you might have mail 
being delivered to a folder other than INBOX, in which case your pop 
clients will never see it.

c
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Cliff Green
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