Tickets :: Comment on [#1819] IMP message indexes problems

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Comment	> I moved a test installation to a new server, which is running RHEL 4 > (PHP 4.3.9 and c-client 2002e; previous was PHP 4.3.2 and c-client > 2002d). > > > > The problems follow. Here's another case that I can reproduce on a > reliable basis: > > > > Go into a folder with a couple hundred messages of mail. Start > reading mail and deleting it as you go onto the next message. At > some point, the overall message count doesn't decrement by one, and > you jump up on place in the folder. > > > > Specific example: > > > > Reading administrative logs in admin folder (260 unread messages, 1 > read message) > > > > In message list screen - reads 1-100 of 260 (and message 1 is read, > all others unread). > > Begin by reading message 2. Delete it, Displays "2 of 259". You're > now on the original message 3, which is now message 2, Delete it. > Display "2 of 258". Repeat this for awhile. At some random (or not, > I'm sure there's pattern but I can't put my finger on it), the "2 of > X" jumps to "3 of Y", where Y is the same as the previous X (i.e if > you saw 2 of 204, deleted a message, the next message said 3 of 204). > Interestingly enough, immediately after this happens, if you go back > to the message list in the folder, you see the total # of messages to > be only 203, which is what it should have been. > > > > So I'm left scratching my head - bug in Cyrus, bug in c-client, bug > in Horde/IMP? I was doing vardumps of the imp_mailbox object, but > that gets painful to scroll through if you have thousands of messages > in a folder. > > > > No IMAP proxy in place. There are more recent c-client releases > (2004a-d) releases - I"m curious what versions the developers may be > using, as well as what Cyrus IMAP version you are using Jan, since > you've never had this problem. Since I'm running this on a test > server, I'm inclined to run PHP and c-client up to the latest > revisions, to see if I can elminate or finger them as the cause of > this issue. Can't really do anything about the mail server at this > point.
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