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Re: xFx Pop3 issues


  • Subject: Re: xFx Pop3 issues
  • From: James Traynor
  • Date: Sun, 14 Mar 2004 20:39:00 +0000

Also noticed that the xfx apps as servies don't generate any hearbeat
stopped messages when the service is stopping.

James

James Traynor wrote:
> My mail is stored on linux server which is accessible via Imap and
also
> POP. Clients connect to this mainly via imap which means the
> mailbox/inbox will always have messages in it, this differs from a
pop3
> typical setup when the mailbox is emptied on each collection.
> Configuring xfx pop3 to connect to this mailbox means that every time
it
> start ups it tries to output a message for each existing message i.e.
a
> deluge of hundreds of xap messages.After this initial deluge, however,
> it works really well keeping track of new messages and send out xAPs
> when needed. Could you add an option so that the app will ignore any
> new messages in its first scan or maybe have a persistent database of
> messages to solve this issue??
>
> Also my inbox when I was setting this up had 233 items in it, the xap
> messages sent out had total=233 which is correct, but only about 40
> actual messages were sent out. Is there some limit being hit here.
> These weren't the first 40 messages though, they were spread out
> throughout the 233. any ideas?
>
> This is the latest xfx pop3 running as a standalone service using your
hub.
>
> James
>
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