On 18.6.2004, at 23:53, Stefan Kaltenbrunner wrote:
well I can break maildir here - although I'm quite unfair :-)
I get a shitload of:
Jun 18 22:39:58 cronos dovecot: IMAP(mm-mailinglist@madness.at): file mail-transaction-log-view.c: line 122 (mail_transaction_log_view_set): assertion failed: (min_file_seq != max_file_seq || min_file_offset <= max_file_offset) Jun 18 22:39:58 cronos dovecot: child 42945 (imap) killed with signal 6
Oh, that's "normal". I haven't gotten around to figure out that bug yet, but it's completely different from what used to be breaking before.
what I'm doing here is quite "strange" - though :-)
i have courier-imap and dovecot serving the same(!) maildir (on different ports) for evaluation and comparison. what happens now is that new mail gets delivered into the inbox, mozilla-thunderbird (using the dovecot-connection) "sees" it and displays the headers, mozilla-thunderbird courier sees it too and "moves" the message into a subfolder due to a filterrule -> *booom*.
while I agree that this is not a typical situation I would much prefer if dovecot could handle that a litte better then just crashing :-(
Sure, if Dovecot can't handle other clients accessing the maildir it can't be called maildir-compatible.