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This also fixes a bug in which INBOX wasn't being given a creation
timestamp, and therefore always being identified with the same
UIDVALIDITY = 1, which could be confusing MUAs since this value should
be unique, and it's relied on to uniquely identifying a given message.
Releases: 0.4.0
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just in case
Releases: 0.4.0
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Until we implement sequences, this avoids breaking with certain MUAs
like mutt.
Releases: 0.4.0
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This fix stores as multi-line headers that are repeated, and that were
being discarded when storing them in a regular dict.
It had been removed during the last refactor.
I also store headers now as a case-insensitive dict, which solves other
problems with the implementation of the twisted imap.
Releases: 0.4.0
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The MIME size is the size of the body, w/o counting the headers.
Releases: 0.4.0
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By removing this call to lower(), we avoid a bug in which the
BODYSTRUCTURE response returns a boundary all in lower case.
Should send patch upstream to twisted.
Related: #6773
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Thunderbird (as of 37.0b1) will display a blank body (with no
attachments) if some conditions are met:
* disk synchronization is disabled
* mime_part_on_demand = true
* msg size is bigger than the parts_on_demand threshold (30000 by
default).
Comparing the logs with a well behaved imap server (dovecot, on this
case), it's easy to see that twisted implementation is lacking an extra
line separator at the end of each group of headers that is rendered in
response to each of the `BODY.PEEK[X.MIME]` command that the
mime_parts_on_demand will issue after getting the BODYSTRUCTURE.
This change patches the spew_body command on the body server.
We still would have to see if this is a bad behaviour in the thunderbird
side. The most similar bug I've found is:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149771
Which apparently was happening with exchange server.
We should send the patch to upstream twisted as well.
Note that this fix is not enough: the following commit, about fixing the
case of the boundary passed in the BODYSTRUCTURE response is also needed
to fix the bug (since a bad parsing happens all the same).
Resolves: #6773, #5010
Documentation: #6773
Releases: 0.4.0
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Catch null doc_id so that we don't interrupt server
This bug needs further investigation
Related: #6769 ?
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it is a weakref dictionary so that the collections can be garbage
collected when out of scope.
Releases: 0.4.0
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this test was failing randomly because we were returning the deferred
before all the documents were saved into soledad store.
changed also the delete_msg deferred chaining for better readability.
Releases: 0.9.0
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We're raising the exception now, not a Failure.
Releases: 0.9.0
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while updating the tests, I found that IMAPMessageCollection was not
actually being used: all the work is done in IMAPMailbox, using directly
the MessageCollection instance. So, this extra level of abstraction was
finally not used.
Releases: 0.9.0
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it is interpreted as "tags" otherwise.
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bug: delete_msg was still passing the mbox_name instead of the mbox_uuid
as it should.
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* fix get_next_uid test
* remove duplication of maybe_first_query_item, since get_last_uid also
do it now.
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* Set the internal date from within the incoming mail service.
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This seems to fix the problem with some headers dissapearing (#6692)
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we surely already have that part.
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so the server doesn't choke.
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mostly having to do with poor, missing or outdated documentation,
naming of confusing things and reordering of code blocks for improved
readability.
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