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[Mutt] #2883: mutt gets confused when a message dissapears from a maildir



#2883: mutt gets confused when a message dissapears from a maildir

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 ----- Forwarded message from Mike O'Connor <stew@xxxxxxxxx> -----

 Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 18:30:12 -0400
 From: Mike O'Connor <stew@xxxxxxxxx>
 Reply-To: Mike O'Connor <stew@xxxxxxxxx>, 419946@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 To: Debian Bug Tracking System <submit@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 Subject: Bug#419946: mutt gets confused when a message dissapears from a
         maildir

 Package: mutt
 Version: 1.5.13-3
 Severity: normal

 I use offlineimap to keep multiple computers in sync with a remote
 imap server.  If offline imap deletes a file from a new directory in a
 Maildir that mutt is currently viewing, mutt gets an error trying to
 move the file from new to cur when running <sync-mailbox>.   The only
 recourse is to quit mutt and restart.

 Here are the steps I can use to reproduce this:

 Machine A and Machine B run the same offlineimap config and the same
 mutt config.

 I start offlineimap on both, which re-syncs with the server every 5
 minutes.

 I start mutt on both, and switch both machines to be viewing some
 maildir which is synced by offlineimap which has new messages (which
 equates to messages in that maildir's new directory).

 On machine A i delete one of the messages which was new, then change
 to a different folder (causing the message to actually be deleted).

 The next time machine A's offlineimap syncs to the server, it deletes
 the message on the server.

 The next time machine B's offlineimap syncs to the server, it deletes
 the message that machine A delted from the new directory of the folder
 that machine B's mutt is viewing.

 Then if i try to change folders or run :sync-mailbox on machine B, i
 get an error in the status area:

 rename: No such file or directory (errno = 2)

 stracing the running process reveals that it is, in fact trying to
 rename a no-longer-existant file from the new directory to the cur
 directory.

 At this point, I can never change folders on Machine B without
 quitting mutt and restarting it.

 Thanks,

 stew
 }}}

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Ticket URL: <http://dev.mutt.org/trac/ticket/2883>