On Sat, 20 Feb 2010 01:39:30 +0100, Andreas Lemke andreas@pudicus.com wrote:
Hello,
Hello Andreas
if i have enabled the cache then all Mails have the same status:
unknown.
Is it possible that the fields are not written from the mail into the
DB?
Have you he same Problem?
I do. I didn't try it with caching before. Thanks for testing. I am wondering if, when caching is used, the imap_init hook isn't bypassed...
Therefore, dkimstatus cannot fetch the Authentication-Results headers and the 'unknown' status appears.
Maybe the guys from the developpers list can confirm that ?
Julien
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On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 05:27, Julien Vehent julien@linuxwall.info wrote:
if i have enabled the cache then all Mails have the same status:
unknown.
Is it possible that the fields are not written from the mail into the
DB?
Have you he same Problem?
I do. I didn't try it with caching before. Thanks for testing. I am wondering if, when caching is used, the imap_init hook isn't bypassed...
No, the imap_init hook is not bypassed if caching is enabled.
Therefore, dkimstatus cannot fetch the Authentication-Results headers and the 'unknown' status appears.
This might be true because the headers are not fetched from the IMAP servers but read from the local cache. Seems that we need a hook to invalidate the message cache in order to get updated values from the server.
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