[imp] IMP can join partial messages?

[Castilian]

Thanks Michael, i have checked headers and the result is that id is the same
in all parts:

Content-Type:  	 message/partial;
id="split at 588E48278623.20090616130222@domain.hidden"; number=1; total=14
Message-ID:  	 <p#1split at 588E48278623.20090616130222@domain.hidden>

where p#X in message-ID header match X with the content-type "name"
attribute value.

When i attempt to click on a attachment file in one of the message parts in
inbox, a windows popups with this error message "cannot display - found only
18 of parts in". Well, in INBOX there are 18 messages, 14 of these are the
message parts with the problem, and the script identifies how parts ALL
existing messages in INBOX.  And seems unable to determine total message
parts (note in the error message that "parts in" must be followed by the
total message parts). Perhaps a code script issue?


Michael M Slusarz-2 wrote:
> 
> Quoting Castilian <csya2005-inet at yahoo.es>:
> 
>> Enviroment: horde 3.1.7 IMP 4.3.4
>> In my tests the partial messages retrieved (via IMAP) are not joined how
>> it
>> is done in software mail clients.
>> And when i click on the attachment link (that is a zip file) on one of
>> the
>> message/partial messages, a popup windows appears with an error message
>> "cannot display - found only 15 of parts in". I have found this code in
>> partial.php. Seems that:
>> - the message parts are 14, but in the inbox i have 15 messages.
> 
> The only explanation is that the unique Content-type ID is either 1)  
> not unique enough or 2) doesn't exist.  Or possibly one of the partial  
> messages is duplicated in the mailbox.
> 
> michael
> 
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