[haiku-bugs] [Haiku] #7299: Default configuration of fresh images makes partially downloaded e-mail unusable

  • From: "stippi" <trac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2011 10:28:16 -0000

#7299: Default configuration of fresh images makes partially downloaded e-mail
unusable
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 Reporter:  stippi        |        Owner:  czeidler
     Type:  bug           |       Status:  new
 Priority:  normal        |    Milestone:  R1
Component:  Build System  |      Version:  R1/Development
 Keywords:                |   Blocked By:
 Blocking:                |  Has a Patch:  0
 Platform:  All           |
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 When configuring a new IMAP e-mail account in the Mail settings, the
 "Partially download messages larger than" setting is enabled and the size
 is set to 0 bytes. This setting causes mails to be downloaded very
 quickly, as partial mails. Unfortunately, when opening the Tracker window
 for the mail box, it does not initialize with an attribute layout suitable
 for mails. Since there are no actual e-mail files contained in this folder
 (only partial e-mails that have a different MIME-type), one cannot
 configure the necessary attribute layout for e-mails. Partial e-mails
 apparently have only "thread" and "account" attributes defined for them.
 This makes it impossible to add the MAIL:when attribute column, which in
 turn makes the whole folder completely unusable, showing thousands of
 mails sorted by the time at which they were retrieved. The partial mail
 files do in fact have the correct attributes set on them, so it should be
 a matter of fixing the MIME-type at installation time. Even more
 convenient would be to automatically apply a suitable attribute layout to
 the Tracker window. Didn't R5 do something like that? Or was that only
 when searching for mails that the Query window had a special layout?
 Revision is r40697.

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Ticket URL: <http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/7299>
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