Tickets :: Comment on [#4965] IMAP_Tree _getList recurse and die with faulty @imap

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Comment	> By some reason, when IMP tries to retrieve a IMAP tree, _getList to > get the children of folder encounters a folder that returns the name > of folder. > > The IMAP server is my Cyrus, and the folder is called "SharedFolders" > which is designated for the shared folders. > > In this particular case, expanding a folder "SharedFolder" resuled > "SharedFolder/mailing-lists", "SharedFolder/Records", and > "SharedFolder". > > This may be a bug of @imap_getmailboxes(). Anyhow, I did in _getList() > > > > if ($box->name && !isset($unique[$box->name])) { > > if ( ($box->name . '/%') != $path) { > > $unique[$box->name] = $box; > > } > > } > > > > to filter out $path when it's returned from @imap_getmailboxes() in > _getList(). > > > > Without the hack, it recurses and dies. > > I did not chase down @imap_getmailboxes(). For me, I'm happy with the > result as IMP now functions. But, if someone is seeing a similar > problem, I think this is worth reporting. > > You can decide IMAP_Tree::_getList() or @imap_getmailboxes() is at > fault. But, moral equivalent of hack in _getList() maybe a good > insurance to have nonetheless. > > > >
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