Tickets :: Comment on [#12316] Constant retries in AS with iPad

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Comment	> >>>> Interestingly, ALL emails in the folder now sync to the device, >>>> regardless of the "sync 1 month" setting - I assume becaue they are >>>> now seen as new in the folder? They date back a year.... >>> >>> Yes, because they get a new UID when they are (re)added to the folder >>> and the UID is higher than the minimum UID initially synched. >>> Currently the date is only used to filter on the initial sync - it's >>> not filtered for newly arriving messages after the initial pairing - >>> the thought being even if it's dated in the past, if it's new to the >>> mailbox the user will probably want to see it in the pushed >>> mailboxes. I'm not sure if that's the correct thing to do though to >>> be honest. >>> >>> Does anyone know what Exchange does in the instance? I can't find any >>> thing pertaining to this in the protocol docs. I'll probably look at >>> this more closely when I finally implement SOFTDELETE (which usually >>> runs once per day and removes items as they age and fall outside of >>> the filter window). >> >> Could have told you yesterday... :) left my job that had Exchange AS. >> >> I'm away for ten days now, will have a look with debug code when I return. > > > I answered this myself. Fired up an old Exchange VM and you are > correct. The email is filtered by the header date, not arrival time, > so the email should NOT be shown, even if it was just moved into the > mailbox. Creating a new ticket, since this really has nothing to do > with this one. >
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