webmail bug - message body / message header mixup

>I mentioned previously that when a mailbox has lots of
emails, the most 
>recent 30 days doesn't show up on page 1.

Maybe I'm just being forgetful but I do not recall that one.
What are the 
circumstances surrounding the undisplayed mail. If you go to
another page 
and back to the first page do they get displayed at all? Is
there any other 
info you can give me about it?

The webmail with extra logging I mentioned is available and
logs all index 
read / write access and IMAP access to retrieve message
info, so that is 
probably all you need to chase that one too. I'm kind of
keen to keep track 
of who is running that version (primarily to make sure that
webmail.ini is 
correctly configured to avoid performance problems), but if
you want this 
build, mail me offlist I'll point you at the download link.

Marijn
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <webmaster1usa.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 5:06 PM
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[SurgeMail List] webmail bug - message body / 
message header mixup


I mentioned previously that when a mailbox has lots of
emails, the most 
recent 30 days doesn't show up on page 1.
It could possibly be that the index files are not being
periodically 
updated.
NetWin:  Would it be possible to create a Test version of
Webmail that reads 
the files in the directory vs an index file to help narrow
it down?

BarryZ


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Surgemail Support (Marijn)
To: surgemail-listnetwinsite.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 9:07 PM
Subject: Re: [SurgeMail List] webmail bug - message body /
message header 
mixup


We have one outstanding issue I am aware of with symptoms as
follows:

> - primary symptom is inbox message list displays wrong
information, and
> when click on message you do not get the message that
you clicked on
> displayed
> - logging in again to webmail does not generally fix
the problem
> - if one manually deletes the webmail index on disk
then it gets
> regenerated
> and it is fine again (for a while)
> - if happens for very few people, but for the people
that it does happen
> to it seems to happen on a moderately frequent basis
(often on first login
> of the day)
> - if the account is copied on the server by copying
surgemail files and
> webmail files (should result in identical setup) the
problem seems to fix
> itself

This issue remains unresolved but I am actively chasing it.
In order to get
any further with it I need access to one account in its
broken state. I've
got a special webmail build with extra logging which I can
give people who
are encountering this problem to help track it. I've got
several admins
currently looking out for such an account but have not had
access to an
account in its broken state yet since adding the extra
troubleshooting
logging.

Your issue sounds similar although not necessary identical.
Have you tried
regenerating the webmail indexes (bottom of advanced options
on webmail
pages) and does that help?

Marijn

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Matt Parker" <mattpcpusa.org>
To: "SurgeMail Support" <surgemail-supportnetwinsite.com>;
<surgemail-listnetwinsite.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 7:49 AM
Subject: [SurgeMail List] webmail bug - message body /
message header mixup


> Hi,
>
> Sometimes in webmail, when we click on message, the
message looks
> like it's from someone we know, with a subject that
makes sense.
> Sometimes it's a message we've already read. However,
when we click
> on the message, the message body is from some other
message
> (sometimes SPAM). And furthermore, when we click on the
message to
> see the message body, the message header that displays
at that point
> is the correct message header (i.e., the
subject/sender/to changes).
>
> It only happens with webmail, and doesn't happen with
people using
> desktop clients like Apple Mail, Thunderbird, etc.
>
> We're running version 3.8f2-2 on linux.
>
> Anyone experienced this problem before?
>
> Thanks!
> --
> Matt Parker
>
>



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