Alan Hicks
Alan Hicks
Thanks for finding this bug, it's an off by one error. fetch 1 body[header.fields (date subject)] returns date fetch 1 body[header.fields (date subject foo)] returns date and subject
Could you try it with a uid fetch {uid} body[header.fields (date subject foo)]
Hopefully this fixes your issue
Do you have those headers in the dbmail_headername table? Can you show a detailed log My successful log follows, it show the IDs from the dbmail_headername table _fetch_headers(+825): [headername ids...
Ah, if you set header_cache_readonly = no then deliver a few emails they will populate that table, then set it to yes to stop the table filling up. I've got...
They need to be lower case :( I've just merged #269 to check and add them if they're not there.
There are no comma separators fetch 1:1 (uid, rfc822.size, flags) should be fetch 1:1 (uid rfc822.size flags)
I can't find anything about order of returned items https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9051#name-fetch-command It may be easier to submit multiple calls to get just the items you need. It's asynchronous and the database...
Version 4rev2 obsoletes 3501, though there is no change in the 32-bit reference in 2.3.1.1 The formal syntax (9) for uid only defines it as "Unique identifiers used instead of...
That's a very large number and I'm not aware of any users anywhere close to that limit. It would be straightforward to bump that to a 128 bit integer as...