On Mon, Jul 23, 2001 at 04:05:02PM +0200, Roland Schneider wrote:
To mark the messages as 'Seen' append the string ':2,S' to the
filenames. This works at least for IMAP/SQWebmail that way.
Right. That seems to be where I'm lost because they all have ':2,S'
at the end and yet all the messages (seen or unseen) are retrieved
on every POP.
root@spitz(/usr/home/chrismather/Maildir)# ls -R
cur new tmp
./cur:
995724273.53392.mbox:2,S
995724282.53392.mbox:2,S
995724284.53392.mbox:2,S
995724285.53392.mbox:2,S
995816871.8511_4.spitz.example.com:2,S
995820847.10993_1.spitz.example.com:2,S
995820888.11017_0.spitz.example.com:2,S
995827616.15957_0.spitz.example.com:2,S
995827616.15959_1.spitz.example.com:2,S
995835424.21093_4.spitz.example.com:2,S
995843091.26470_2.spitz.example.com:2,S
995863209.53451_0.spitz.example.com,S=4686:2,S
995868150.55380_0.spitz.example.com,S=3784:2,S
995874695.58450_0.spitz.example.com,S=21873:2,S
./new:
./tmp:
The first four were migrated from the old mbox with a script I
found somewhere on the QMail site I believe. The remaining messages
were delivered by maildrop. Could the different naming scheme for
the first four messages be the problem. My understanding was that
they could really be named almost anything with the requirement that
they be unique.
-steve