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  1. 26 Feb, 2001 1 commit
    • ChangeLog : Updated · c9b8e345 
      doc/mailbox.texi : Why is this always show? I did not touch it.
lib/strtok_r.c : Return NULL and save the old pointer.
mailbox/folder_imap.c mailbox/mbx_imap.c: Implement FETCH .. ye!!!
mailbox/mbx_mbox.c : some comments.
      Alain Magloire authored
  3. 23 Feb, 2001 1 commit
    • First draft to set `property' on the mailbox, setting a property · 9253cfd5 
      will permit to change the behaviour of the mailbox.  For example
POP3 and IMAP4 streams are RFC822 meaning they end with "\r\n",
Now I'm doing ugly hack to convert it and maintain the offset,
that does not work well.  Rather lets put the trouble on
the client ;-) but by setting property_set ("RFC822_FORMAT");
the conversion "\r\n" can still be done. But it will be up
to the client to do the offset calculation.
      Alain Magloire authored
  5. 22 Feb, 2001 2 commits
  7. 21 Feb, 2001 1 commit
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  19. 05 Feb, 2001 8 commits
  21. 02 Feb, 2001 3 commits
  23. 01 Feb, 2001 3 commits
    • Updated. · 31552220
      Alain Magloire authored
    • mailutils/header.h : introducing header_set_fill() and · 2e242b50 
      header_get_fvalue()
mailutils/mailbox.h  : rename mailbox_recent_count() to
mailbox_unseen_count()
      Alain Magloire authored
    • attachment.c: Typo should be "Content-Disposition" · 9e5cc947 
      header.c mbx_mboxscan.c mbx_mbox.c : an other attempt for speed
when parsing, the most common use headers (From, To, Date, CC,..)
are save in the structure, so when retrieve them it will be
faster.  Downside the tight parsing loop is not so thight and
is frankly ugly.  More memory is being use per messages.
It is hard to guess at this stage the memory patterns
and where to optimise, probably my last attempt at this
before the code become truly unmaintable.

mbx_imap.c mailbox.c : I did not understand the difference between
"recent" and "unseen" english words.  I think that "unseen"
means new mail, an "recent" mail that was not read yet.
So I had to rename some functions mailbox_recent_count()
to mailbox_unseen_count(), but I maybe wrong ... sigh
somebody with better english skill should explain this
to me.

mbx_pop.c include/header0.h include/mailbox0.h :
Introduce header_set_fill() to let the mailboxes fill
up a buffer that will contains the entire headers.
      Alain Magloire authored
  25. 29 Jan, 2001 4 commits
  27. 26 Jan, 2001 5 commits
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  31. 23 Jan, 2001 1 commit
    • An hidden bug that could bring problems, pop3_readline () · 8f9abde5 
      was doing the equivalent of:

char buffer[1024];
memset (buffer, 0, 1024);
...
read (popfd, buffer, 1024);
...
ret = malloc (strlen (buffer) +1);

According to the rfc a command line should be no longer then
255 but a malicious client could send a big buffer that could fit
1024 then buffer would not be null terminated, strlen(buffer) may
be supceptible to overflow.  A simple fix would be to
read (fd, buffer, 1023); /* leave space for a null */
I've put a different fix that does not need the call to memset().
And at the same time reduce the size of the buffer to  go
easy on the stack 512 is sufficient.
      Alain Magloire authored