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Comment on [#8287] POP3 - Can't see content of a mail (bad mail is displayed)
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>>> I can't reproduce. Sounds like a c-client issue. > >> > >> The problem is caused by a bug within the cache mechanism. C-client > >> works well, since the displayed source code of a message is OK. If > >> the following configuration is used: > >> $conf['cache']['driver'] = 'sql'; > >> and the attachments are not displayed in a invalid way, it is > >> sufficient to delete all the entries in horde_cache table and > >> re-login the user. Then, all the attachements correspond with the > >> emails = are displayed where should be. > >> > >> I guess the bug appears as soon as some mails are deleted from > >> mailbox - maybe it is caused by the mismatch with indexes? > > > > It definitely sounds like a c-client issue. Sounds like the UIDs > returned by c-client aren't unique. The UIDL command is optional in > POP3 servers - if not present, it is possible c-client is using > straight message numbers instead. Not much we can do there since we > have no way of determining through the c-client API whether UIDL is > available. > > > > In IMP 5, I have disabled caching entirely for POP3 (as well as > searching and sorting), albeit for performance and maintenance > reasons rather than buggy UIDs. I am wondering if I should entirely > disable caching in FW_3 too. I am instead leaning more to a strongly > worded warning in the config files.
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