is loaded. SMTP and POP still have this problem! TODO: use the ServerConnection class in these add-ons too.
This would also remove a lot of #ifdef SSL form these add-ons. Will not do it in the near future, feel free to fix it
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Remove extra ssl lock, there is already one in ssl.
This fixes#7574. I have seen this or a similar bug before and it was quit reproduceable, now it seems to be fixed.
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marked as read by another client the haiku client at least updates the flags and mark it as read when fetching the body. Thats the way Opera is
doing it.
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The complete window need some love so do not complain at this stage, feel free to fix it, though :-) (Main problem is to add a cancel button to abort the folder fetch and show an error message, see #7258).
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There is one thread (BLooper) to handle new commands and one watcher thread which is just listening at the server port for updates. The race condition occurred for example when a sync/watching and a fetch body message are send to the looper. The sync message just triggered the IDLE command in the watcher thread. In the meantime the fetch body command send a DONE command, because the IDLE command has not be send at this time the watcher keeps watching.
- fix int32 -> ssize_t thanks Axel and Stippi
- clean up
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- Set watching variable when leaving the watching method.
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Also the read flags are synced with the server. This makes it easy to have the same mailbox state on different machines.
Messages could be deleted by delete them form the folder (not when moving them to trash) This maybe needs some more thoughts but its a save solution. One problem with moving it to trash is that you also want to have the option to restore it again. If it is a header only messages and you delete it from the server you lose the body part. Complete messages could theoretically be append to the mailbox again when restoring the mail form trash. Append is commented out though...
An solution for the delete problem would be to move the message to a trash folder on the server. Moving mails on the server is not implemented yet, though.
You can subscribe or unsubscribe to a mailbox using the imap pref panel. The settings are written to the server and are not stored locally.
Add some helper classes which could also be used for POP and SMTP:
ServerConnection: abstract ssl or socket connection
ConnectionReader (still a bit IMAP specific but could be easily separated IMHO): read complete lines or a bunch of data more efficient. Old implementation did it byte by byte, this class read data in bunches and buffer the left over for the next request...
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Remove button in the pref app removes the complete account because we don't have separate chains any more. The pref app stays a mess, needs some layout love! (I did it even look worse...)
The new account/mail settings classes know if they have been changed but the current pref panel does not use this feature very well. It always mark the settings as modified when the settings view is displayed or more precise when the settings view is detached from the pref window, this could be optimized. The according mail protocol is completely restarted when their settings changed.
Some system filters are now directly integrated in the mail protocols. Hopefully make things easier to understand.
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