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Re: [bug-mailutils] How could I get the info using ENVELOPE cmd?


From: Sung-jae Park
Subject: Re: [bug-mailutils] How could I get the info using ENVELOPE cmd?
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2011 13:19:54 +0900

hi,

i meant the libmailutils.

I'm currently writing the email client software.

And I decide to use the libmailutils.
mu_xxxx series API set.

But i met the problem of text encoding.
When the sender app didn't encoding the value followed by RFC2047, the imap 
server(no the mailutils' imapd) send the invalid text as a value of that 
fields...

But the other email client can parse the broken fields so I trying to find how 
those app can parse it.

The answer is the FETCH ENVELOPE command.

When i sent that command to the server directly i can get the well fornatted 
values...

But libmailutils especially mu_envelope_xxxx functions are not parse the result 
of the FETCH ENVELOPE command and there is no such APIs are exist to get the 
result from FETCH ENVELOPE command.

I didn't use the imapd popd of mailutils.
I just want to use the libmailutils' APIs to communicate with the imapd server.

And i got the answer from the maintainer. The libmailutils are not developed 
fully...
 the latest version from the GIT did not implement imap api yet.

So my team met the more huge problem.

Is it possible to keep going the project with the libmailutils?

Other team already started their project  using c-client. But we couldn't go 
further now......

Best regards.
Sung-jae park.


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2011. 8. 14. 오후 9:08 address@hidden 작성:

> 
> Where specifically did you see such a comment?  
> 
> I've not had any problems and have been using mailutils for this for years.
> 
>> Sung-jar Park <address@hidden> ha escrit:
>> 
>>> But i found a comment that the mailutils does not supporting the fetch 
>>> envelop command.
>> 
> 
> Darel



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