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Comment	>>> Same here. I tried to step-debug it, but I got completely lost in the >>> Imap_Client code. Several times. >> >> You are both using caching. Check to make sure the default fetch >> entries are set correctly (Horde_Imap_Client::fetch(), line 2080; >> $ret variable). $ret should be an array with sequence numbers as >> keys and empty Data objects as values. >> >> Then check the cached data in Horde_Imap_Client_Base::fetch() (line >> 2117; $data variable). Make sure that cached data is valid. >> >> If all looks good, check to make sure the return variable is still >> correctly set before we start calling _fetch() to grab the data we >> don't have (line 2204; foreach loop). > > It looks good until there. For some reason this code is called twice, > but both times the $ret contents looks fine: > > array > 1 => > object(Horde_Imap_Client_Data_Fetch)[439] > protected '_data' => > array > 14 => int 1 > 13 => int 39078 > 12 => int 5796 > > and > > array > 1 => > object(Horde_Imap_Client_Data_Fetch)[477] > protected '_data' => > array > 14 => int 1 > 13 => int 39078 > 9 => > object(Horde_Imap_Client_Data_Envelope)[591] > protected '_data' => > array > 'date' => > object(Horde_Imap_Client_DateTime)[592] > ... > 'subject' => string '[Tickets #8353] Re: Sort out > LDAP preferences mess with user bindings' (length=69) > 'in_reply_to' => string > '<whups-8353-fa27ef3ef6570e32a79e74deca7c1bc3@bugs.horde.org>' > (length=60) > 'message_id' => string > '<20090616114609.ooocc4w@bugs.horde.org>' (length=39) > 'from' => > array > ... > 'to' => > array > ... > 11 => > object(Horde_Imap_Client_DateTime)[593] > private '_datetime' => null > private '_error' => boolean false > private '_string' => string '16-Jun-2009 17:48:14 > +0200' (length=26) > > but after the _fetch() call, in the second run, $ret is empty. so > these are contents of $ret after _fetch(): > > array > 1 => > object(Horde_Imap_Client_Data_Fetch)[439] > protected '_data' => > array > 14 => int 1 > 13 => int 39078 > 12 => int 5796 > > and > > array > empty >
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