Mark Crispin wrote:
[snip]
> If messages are delivered to the spool file in traditional UNIX format,
> and then moved into the mix mailbox, the latest imap-2006a development
> tarball may fix the problem.

Yes, it fixes the problem, thanks.

A note: There's something odd with 2006a and command noop:

a007 noop
* 3219 EXISTS
* 3 RECENT
a007 OK Invalid flag: Ș
a008 noop
a008 OK NOOP completed
a009 noop
* 3220 EXISTS
* 4 RECENT
a009 OK Invalid flag: Ș)
a010 noop
a010 OK NOOP completed
a011 fetch 3220 (flags)
* 3220 FETCH (FLAGS (\Recent))
a011 OK FETCH completed

That last message was just sent, so there is no \Seen flag set anymore.
But on some of the NOOP responses there is that "Invalid flag:
<garbage>", at first I tought I had hit a key by accident and the
garbage was just the ESC-] or whatever, but it repeats every other NOOP
with slightly different garbage, seems like an uninitialized variable
to me.

Regards.
--
René Berber