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Am Mittwoch, 6. Dezember 2006 01:07 schrieb Reinhold Kainhofer:
> > Correct.
> > But I'm missing why it is such a big issue.
>
> Because I chose IMAP to be able to work on my mail, whether I'm on my home
> laptop or in the office. If I have the tags only locally on one machine, I
> probably won't use them. For the same reason, I don't use bookmarks,
> because they are different on the two machines (so you don't get used to
> their position or even to their structure).
>
> > The tags are stored in the mail index.

The index approach is broken for distributed scenarios. It would help a lot=
,=20
if KMail would write such data into mail headers at latest when the message=
 s=20
is modified (e.g. moved). This would slow down KMail in some areas, but it=
=20
would make the mail data more consistent.

> .... You don't know how often the mail index of my dimap cache gets messed
> up (usually on a kmail crash) and the whole folder is fetched again from
> the mail server. All tags would then also be lost, right?

Correct. See above for a partial solution. For IMAP, there it would be best=
 to=20
store such data on the server right in the moment when the messages gets=20
changed e.g. tagged.

Best Regards,
Andreas
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Kindermode Online - Fashion for Kids
http://www.theofeel.de

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