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line is updated - this gets quite slow when used with slow IMAP
connections.
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tunnel before it tries to connect to an IMAP server.
From: <Jon.K.Hellan@item.ntnu.no>
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* changes mutt_buffy_check to only poll the selected folder when it
is opened, not all mailboxes (unless the timeout has expired).
This is a noticeable win if you have a few IMAP mailboxes.
* sets the default checkinterval to 60 seconds from 0. Things are
much much slower with 0.
* makes some cosmetic renames
* moves lots of generic imap stuff into a separate file, imap/util.c
* abstracts the process of sending a command to an IMAP server a bit
better (lots more to do here, though).
* moves the message-set creation code used by the new fastdelete
code into its own function, since it is generally useful.
* implements server-side copy of messages. Tagged messages are
copied in one command, thanks to the message-set function. Speedy!
(From: Brendan Cully; modifications by tlr.)
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- $delete_untag
- creation of "application/pgp" messages
- an attempt to fix prepare.
- Browser format changes
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of my_hdr from send-hooks. This patch introduces a new variable
$from which can be used to use a default sender address; to make
this possible, a new variable class DT_ADDR is defined.
We now have the following algorithm for determining the from
address:
- $from is used as the default from address, if defined. Otherwise,
the local user name and (if the user wishes so) the local domain
are used.
- This address can be overridden by $reverse_name, if set.
- Now, send-hooks are evaluated.
- Afterwards, user headers are evaluated. In this step, the from
header can be overridden using my_hdr From:.
- When there is no real name, $realname is used for it. Note that,
when the default from header is used and $from defines a real
name, it takes precedence over $realname.
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message-ID for that header.
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- new mh/maildir access code.
- subscribe/unsubscribe
- various fixes.
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location a run-time configuration variable.
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processes are invoked. From Liviu.
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Additionally, this change introduces a M_CHARCONV state flag which
gives us some more control about when character set conversions are
actually done. Current versions of mutt would happily apply
character set conversions when, e.g., saving a text/plain attachment
to a file. (We had at least one corrupt russing translation file
due to this mis-feature.)
Additionally, we clean up some of the character set related code in
handler.c. Most of that is now done by the decoder functions in
charset.c.
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it's optional. ;-)
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when merging changes.
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support.
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