getting id in a folder, I got that
[cyrus@smtp ~]$ ./test.pl
lastread:Tue May 19 14:14:04 2009 52 lastchange:Tue May 19 14:05:51 2009 1:52
I put an unread mail in that folder, it appears to be at uid 53
[cyrus@smtp ~]$ ./test.pl
lastread:Tue May 19 14:14:04 2009 52 lastchange:Tue May 19 14:05:51 2009 1:52
Nothing changed
Then clicking on it:
[cyrus@smtp ~]$ ./test.pl
lastread:Mon May 25 14:51:06 2009 53 lastchange:Mon May 25 14:51:06 2009 1:53
Yes that information has been updated. I begin to understand but my subfolder was easy, few messages and just one unread. When it's mixed it's more difficult:
For my INBOX:
[cyrus@smtp ~]$ ./test.pl
lastread:Mon May 25 14:49:37 2009 30714 lastchange:Mon May 25 14:45:48 2009 1:30421,30423:30443,30445,30448:30449,30451,30453:30455,30457:30467,30472,30474,30477:30478,30480,30485:30490,30492,30494,30496:30498,30502,30504,30506,30508:30509,30511:30514,30516:30518,30520,30522:30523,30526:30528,30530:30537,30548:30558,30577,30579:30581,30606:30607,30610,30612,30615:30619,30621,30623:30643,30650,30652,30656,30659,30663:30666,30669:30670,30672:30675,30677:30678,30681,30683,30685,30687:30689,30691,30696:30697,30699:30701,30703:30705,30710,30713
[cyrus@smtp ~]$ ll /var/spool/imap2/l/user/lalot/3071*
-rw------- 1 cyrus cyrus 1642 mai 25 16:31 /var/spool/imap2/l/user/lalot/30710.
-rw------- 1 cyrus cyrus 31880 mai 25 16:35 /var/spool/imap2/l/user/lalot/30712.
-rw------- 1 cyrus cyrus 2058 mai 25 16:41 /var/spool/imap2/l/user/lalot/30713.
-rw------- 1 cyrus cyrus 8268 mai 25 16:47 /var/spool/imap2/l/user/lalot/30714.
-rw------- 1 cyrus cyrus 2622 mai 25 16:50 /var/spool/imap2/l/user/lalot/30715.
-rw------- 1 cyrus cyrus 7982 mai 25 16:56 /var/spool/imap2/l/user/lalot/30716.
[cyrus@smtp ~]$ ./test.pl
lastread:Mon May 25 16:49:37 2009 30714 lastchange:Mon May 25 16:45:48 2009 1:30421,30423:30443,30445,30448:30449,30451,30453:30455,30457:30467,30472,30474,30477:30478,30480,30485:30490,30492,30494,30496:30498,30502,30504,30506,30508:30509,30511:30514,30516:30518,30520,30522:30523,30526:30528,30530:30537,30548:30558,30577,30579:30581,30606:30607,30610,30612,30615:30619,30621,30623:30643,30650,30652,30656,30659,30663:30666,30669:30670,30672:30675,30677:30678,30681,30683,30685,30687:30689,30691,30696:30697,30699:30701,30703:30705,30710,30713
The last 3 emails haven't been red. and we stopped at 30713
I clicked on last one:
[cyrus@smtp ~]$ ./test.pl
lastread:Mon May 25 17:03:06 2009 30716 lastchange:Mon May 25 17:03:07 2009 1:30421,30423:30443,30445,30448:30449,30451,30453:30455,30457:30467,30472,30474,30477:30478,30480,30485:30490,30492,30494,30496:30498,30502,30504,30506,30508:30509,30511:30514,30516:30518,30520,30522:30523,30526:30528,30530:30537,30548:30558,30577,30579:30581,30606:30607,30610,30612,30615:30619,30621,30623:30643,30650,30652,30656,30659,30663:30666,30669:30670,30672:30675,30677:30678,30681,30683,30685,30687:30689,30691,30696:30697,30699:30701,30703:30705,30710:30711,30713,30716
So, I have all the ranges of what has been red. I can put the ranges in a structure, then do a search before "xx" and compare if the mails are in the range. I believe it can do the job with that.
Thanks
Dom
2009/5/20 Bron Gondwana <brong@xxxxxxxxxxx>
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 07:34:52AM -0400, Adam Tauno WIlliams wrote:Yeah, just means you have no quota root. That's the ID.
> Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place; but on my test server
> (cyrus-imapd-2.3.11) my cyrus.header looks like -
>
> estate1:/var/spool/imap/user/awilliam # cat cyrus.header
> Cyrus mailbox header
> "The best thing about this system was that it had lots of goals."
> --Jim Morris on Andrew
> 46a0a0b041114dce
> Junk $Label1 $Label2 $Label3 $Label4 $Label5 $MDNSent NotJunk
> receipt-handled $has_cal
> awilliam lrswipcda
>
> Is "46a0a0b041114dce" the id?
Yes.
> > [brong@imap3 hm]$ /usr/cyrus/bin/cyr_dbtool -C /etc/imapd-slot308-master.conf /mnt/meta8/slot308/store23/conf/user/b/brong.seen skiplist get 6af857f64475158a
> > 1 1242810803 386716 1242800567 1:386615
> > Looks like I've seen all my email! Also notice 4 other
> > fields at the start:
> > <version> <lastread> <lastuid> <lastchange> <seen_items>
>
> <lastchange> is an epoch time stamp?
It's a UID.
> I'm not clear on what <lastuid> is; looks like it is a message id? What
> operation sets/updates the <lastuid> value?
$uid. Please don't get confused between the two. It's an
> > Here's a more interesting couple of folders to give you an idea
> > of what ranges look like:
> > 798b2df94146a5fe 1 1095746485 1526 1095740252 1:559,561:772,774:920,922:1109,1111:1115,1117:1138,1140:1170,1172:1195,1197:1521
> > 798b2df941576261 1 1125837870 34307 1123831223 1:28289,29118,30871,31887,31935,32058,32209:32210,32214:32219,32222,32228
> > So - in summary. It's not easy. Some plumbing required...
> > (lastuid gives you "\Recent" as per the IMAP flag - anything
> > newer than that is recent!)
>
> So any message with $id > $lastuid is "recent".
important distinction. Everything is in UIDs internally.
Bron.
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