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Trojita BlackBerry10

Ahmed Ibrahim — 2013-05-17T18:46:05

Hi all,

I've begun developing Trojita for BlackBerry 10.

I've been speaking with Jan about some issues that faces me and he told me
that its  better to move the discussion to the ML.

Now to the issue.

I've successfully managed to compile the libImap and began writing the
front-end  by taking the Harmattan version as a reference.

I've filled the ImapModel with the username and password the necessary
credentials and began asking the ImapModel for data using:

m_imapDataModel->model()->rowCount(QModelIndex());  (model() returns an
ImapModel*)

Afterwards I get two dataChanged(QModelIndex,QModelIndex) signals and not
even one rowsAboutToBeInserted(QModelIndex, int , int )


The main problem for me is that I dont see and line in the Debugging
console. Although my own qDebug statements is being printed.

I am using QtCreator 2.7.0.

Is there something I could do in Trojita's source code that I can enable
printing lines for instance ?

Hope that someone could help in pointing me to the right direction.

Re: A few bugs filed

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-15T16:50:12

Hi Sebastian,
first of all, thanks for your donation. We've already spoken on IRC, but I'd like to make sure that those who are only on the ML are kept updated as well. That one critical bug has been already fixed, thanks for your report.

The rest of your bugs, unfortunately, touch a problem which has been around for a rather long time -- the dynamic mailbox discovery. Right now, Trojita will only discover the mailboxes upon reconnect, and it will always throw away the in-memory data structures which represent the hierarchy of mailboxes, messages and their parts. Changing this is going to be relatively straightforward (the famous last words, right?), but not without any problems. If the data are going to be retained indefinitely, without removing the existing parts, we should pay more attention to the memory usage (i.e. automatically free memory when the messages are not needed), something which we were able to get along without doing that carefuly up to now. (It's not a leak per se, it's just memory being

A few bugs filed

Sebastian Spaeth — 2013-05-13T09:07:49

Hi all,

let me briefly introduce myself. I learned about trojita via a comment
on lwn.net and think it has quite some potential. (after a brief stint
as offlineimap developer I know how hard it is to support IMAP and its
extensions properly).

I tried it and liked it. I filed a few easy-to-fix usability bugs and
one serious which prevents me from using trojita for sending out emails.
(https://projects.flaska.net/issues/636) In short, trojita uses URLAUTH
although my mail server doesn't support it.

As I don't know C++ or QT (I only speak python fluently), I donated a
tiny bit of money to help out. I would be willing to pay more bounties,
e.g. the "allow to delete current mailbox by performing an UNSELECT
before deleting it", would instantly close issues 607, 522 and 630. If I
can use trojita for sending mail and have that fixed, I'd shell out
another 30$. ;-)

Good luck in developing trojita further!
Sebastian

Re: Review Request #110352

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-09T12:14:20

Thanks, I like it. It's in.

Cheers,
Jan

Review Request #110352

Thomas Lübking — 2013-05-09T11:58:11

Counterproposal attached, briefly tested.

Re: Re: QtQuick2 Port for Ubuntu Touch

Alberto Mardegan — 2013-05-09T11:54:23

Forgot to say that in order to test it, you must build it with

  qmake CONFIG+=ubuntu_touch

Ciao,
  Alberto

Re: Re: QtQuick2 Port for Ubuntu Touch

Alberto Mardegan — 2013-05-09T11:50:25

Hi Matt and all,

2013/5/9 Jan Kundrát <jkt< at >flaska.net <mailto:jkt< at >flaska.net>>

    On Thursday, 9 May 2013 02:43:47 CEST, Matt Richardson wrote:

        Just to introduce myself I am working on a port of the Harmatten
        code to
        QtQuick2 for use on Ubuntu Touch.
        Alberto, Jan has told me that you are  also working on a port.
        If so I
        would be very interested in finding out what you are doing and
        whether
        we could work together on this.


    Hi Matt, Alberto wasn't on the list at the time you sent your
    message. He is here now, so I'm sending this again so that he can
    respond to you.


so far I just got the Harmattan components replaced with Ubuntu ones (or
sometimes removed, when I didn't find an equivalent and the component
didn't seem essential), and got the project to build and run. You can
login to an account, list mailboxes, list messages and view messages
(though, for some reason, the body of the messages appears to be always
empty).

To tel

Re: QtQuick2 Port for Ubuntu Touch

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-09T11:43:49

Hi Matt, Alberto wasn't on the list at the time you sent your message. He is here now, so I'm sending this again so that he can respond to you.

Cheers,
Jan

QtQuick2 Port for Ubuntu Touch

Matt Richardson — 2013-05-09T00:43:47

Hi all,

Just to introduce myself I am working on a port of the Harmatten code to
QtQuick2 for use on Ubuntu Touch.
Alberto, Jan has told me that you are  also working on a port. If so I
would be very interested in finding out what you are doing and whether
we could work together on this.

Thanks,
Matt

Re: Feature #606 : Mark Folder Read

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-07T17:04:37

(Adding the ML back into Cc; this is a technical discussion which shall happen in the open.)

Added some comments on the merge request [1]. After you'll have changed this biggest problem, please squash your changes into a single commit (perhaps rebased on top of recent master for simplicity) and submit this for a review. This is needed because at this point, the history contains a lot of commits which introduce broken behavior. In order to make it possible to track down bugs through `git rebase`, having a clean history is crucial. If you need help, just ask.

There will likely be a couple of whitespace issues (I see some in the aggregated diff), but it'll be easier to fix them when the squashing is done.

With kind regards,
Jan

[1] https://gitorious.org/trojita/trojita/merge_requests/19

Re: Problem smtp in trojita method authentication in server exchange

Thomas Lübking — 2013-05-05T09:56:17


a) Do you know what BURL is?
b) have you tried disabling it?

Thomas

Re: Re: Problem smtp in trojita method authentication in server exchange

2013-05-05T02:38:53

El 2013-05-05 04:20, Jan Kundrát escribió:


Thanks for your responsed. No, the user and password is correct. I have 
ensured.

I have configured the thunderbird, kmail with the same account and same 
settings and not problems...

Trojita is more fast but the smtp...

Thanks for all.

Re: Problem smtp in trojita method authentication in server exchange

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-05T02:20:27

Looks like you're using a wrong combination of username and password.

Cheers,
Jan

Re: Re: Problem smtp in trojita method authentication in server exchange

2013-05-05T02:16:20

El 2013-04-26 17:27, Mike Cardwell escribió:


Thanks for your responsed. I like trojita but I can't send mail with 
smtp...Attach the screenshot:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/163/screenshot1ixk.png/

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/546/screenshot2noj.png/

Thanks for all.

Re: Warn the user for invalid email ID with a change in background color

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-03T14:43:52

Hi Sreepriya, almost there :). Your human-readable name is still wrong, though -- I need to see "Sreepriya Chalakkal" in there, not "spchal". See [1] for details on how to change this in your config *and* in this commit of yours.

BTW, I'd appreciate if you stick with one repository name in future. During the history of this patch, you've used three separate github repositories -- and tweaking my git remotes is a very boring thing to do.

Cheers,
Jan

[1] https://help.github.com/articles/setting-your-username-in-git

Warn the user for invalid email ID with a change in background color

sreepriya — 2013-05-03T12:56:37

Hello Jan,


I am extremely sorry for not adding the already made review comments into
the patch before. I will try to be more careful from next time. This is the
final commit that I made. I hope there are no mistakes in this.

https://github.com/spchal/trojita1/commits/

Re: OT: funding the address book integration

Thomas Lübking — 2013-05-02T20:14:16

Pfff... it's time consuming and requires "motivation" nevertheless.
Not the workload determines the price of things, but only the demand.

As mentioned: your design decision to take =)

"Seznam" - I looked up some related Czech words (gee.. you got more little marks then the French... ;-) and assume this to be readable to pretty much everybody.
Picking a Czech word will also keep us out of naming conflicts, i assume.

Cheers,
Thomas

Re: Any problems with the multiaccounts-2 branch?

Thomas Lübking — 2013-05-02T19:45:28

"Months"
* The "bye" issue and general offline state was never really resolved (you get one bye, you're "offline" everywhere - though i think Trojitá should attempt a reconnect on peer resets.
* If you attempt to send a mail before opening an account, trojita will happily crash (but that's easy to fix)
* An annoyance i should fix, is that sorting isn't stored per account (all those options which query the menubar actions are) - 
* Sometimes I loose the ability to enter the quick search, but am not sure whether this is related to the multiaccount and changing mailboxes "fixes" it. (so i never researched)

I've however never had issues like deleting mails from the wrong account, showing up in the wrong account/mailbox, loosing entries etc.

Cheers,
Thomas

Re: OT: funding the address book integration

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-02T18:20:10

Damn, you've ruined my fundraiser. Now I'll have to do all the boring work like adding fancy buttons to the message viewer for free :).


Great -- what about a static library for the common code and one tiny main.cpp for a standalone executable? Got a preferrable name?

I'd like to avoid calling another process because it means that one has to locate it in the FS first, etc.

Cheers,
Jan

Any problems with the multiaccounts-2 branch?

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-02T18:19:56

Hi Thomas, based on your User-Agent header, you're running the multiaccounts-2 branch. For how long have you been using it? ("long enough" is a great answer for me.) Are there any obvious issues apart from the lack of the configuration UI and a proper cache migration?

Cheers,
Jan

Re: Finalizing support for tags in Trojita

Jan Kundrát — 2013-05-02T18:12:38

Yep, this sounds like something which is doable. There's something similar right now, see the PrettyMsgListModel::filterAcceptsRow function. There's a couple of problems with it, though:

- It works on a wrong layer. Ideally, the filtering shall happen in a GUI-agnostic model, so that it works in the QML version of Trojita as well.

- It won't work with threading, unfortunately. Due to the way the QSortFilterProxyModel works, any item filtered out is removed with all of its children. This means that a naive implementation of this filter would ignore any new messages in a thread whose root message was already marked as read -- which would suck :).

I'll think about moving the code into the ThreadingMsgListModel itself -- it already includes some level of filtering already (which is known to be buggy so it needs some work), and this proxy model is always present anyway. If done properly, it will result in no extra memory usage or other overhead.


This is going to be very, very hard to do properly:

- The lis