Applied UID fetch patch by Glen Ogilvie
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| | | $i++; |
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| | | $lines[$i] = trim(chop($line)); |
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| | | } |
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| | | }while($line[0]!=")" && strncmp($line, $key, strlen($key))); // patch from "Maksim Rubis" <siburny@hotmail.com> |
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| | | The preg_match below works around communigate imap, which outputs " UID <number>)". |
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| | | Without this, the while statement continues on and gets the "fh0 OK completed" message. |
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| | | If this loop gets the ending message, then the outer loop does not receive it from radline on line 1249. |
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| | | This in causes the if statement on line 1278 to never be true, which causes the headers to end up missing |
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| | | If the if statement was changed to pick up the fh0 from this loop, then it causes the outer loop to spin |
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| | | An alternative might be: |
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| | | if (!preg_match("/:/",$line) && preg_match("/\)$/",$line)) break; |
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| | | however, unsure how well this would work with all imap clients. |
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| | | */ |
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| | | if (preg_match("/^\s*UID [0-9]+\)$/",$line)) break; |
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| | | }while(trim($line[0])!=")" && strncmp($line, $key, strlen($key))); // patch from "Maksim Rubis" <siburny@hotmail.com> |
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| | | if(strncmp($line, $key, strlen($key))) |
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