gmane.comp.gnome.apps.tinymail.devel

Where do I start?

Sergio Spinatelli — 2011-05-25T19:08:40

Hello!
I'd like to play a bit with tinymail,but i don't really know how to start: i
can't seem to find basic examples or introductory pieces of code (the ones
in the "tests" directory of tinymail's source code aren't complete and the
wiki on gitorious isn't too..).
Can anybody tell me where i can find a basic "introduction"?
Thank you for your attention! =)
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Handling POP folder operation

evolution test — 2010-08-25T04:40:06

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Disappearing message flags

Arjan Schrijver — 2010-08-23T09:50:31

  Hi people,

I would like to ask about a bug that's in the current Maemo version of 
Tinymail.
Does somebody know whether the bug in 
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2536 is fixed?
The last reply on that bug from the maintainer is more than a year ago.
When I build the tinymail-1-2 branch from git, this bug is still there.

In short: when using IMAP on the N900, the Modest/Tinymail code removes 
alle message flags ($Label1-5).
This prevents me and some people I know to use it, because we are used 
to setting the flags in Thunderbird.
It looks like it wouldn't be a big fix, but it seems nobody did it yet.

Thanks in advance for your answer.

Kind regards,
Arjan Schrijver

Message getting strategy

evolution test — 2010-08-11T05:31:06

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Get message content from MIME msg

evolution test — 2010-08-04T13:10:47

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mail notification using tinymail

evolution test — 2010-08-02T10:36:47

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How to receive latest N message headers using IMAP

harshavardhan Reddy — 2010-07-29T13:39:46

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sync with mail account

vijay singh — 2010-07-22T04:30:52

Hello,
I want to know how the sync option is implemented in tinymail.

I am already connect to network & my status is online, now i want to
monitor new mail in all folder & get the info about mail.

-----------------------------------------------------------------
In evolution it is :edit-> prefernce ->Edit-> receving option ->
checking for new mail
-----------------------------------------------------------------

Can anyone please let me know the sequence.

Regards,
Vij

Getting attachment using tiny mail

vijay singh — 2010-07-19T05:12:56

Hello,
I want to know how to get attachment using tiny mail api.

I have complete message (MimeMessage) & i want to extract attachemnt out
of that message.

Please let me know API flow to get attachment from message.

Regards,
vij

POP account retrival

vijay singh — 2010-07-16T07:37:42

Greeting,

I am trying to write some console based application by using lib-camel.

I found that tinymail have written wonderful application by using the
same.

I want to know how did POP account retrieval is done in tiny mail.

As my understanding (from evolution) it is using local provider to store
complete data base for POP account.

Cheers-
Vij

Review request: IMAP providers: inline images are not shown inemails/New version for Fremantle release

Alexander Chumakov — 2010-07-13T14:46:25

Hello all,
Please, review the attached patch and integrate it if it looks fine.

Here is some info:
1) Baseline code location:
URL: http://git.gitorious.org/tinymail/tinymail.git
Branch: tinymail-1-2
Commit: ddb9efec849f8f2671869ea110426aa37a4706f8

2) Fix information:
* Regression since PR1.2 release: Inline images are not shown for IMAP
providers
Added '--disable-imap-part-fetch' to the configuration flags for maemo
variant in the debian/rules.maemo file
* Added new version to the change log (1.1.92), so we can integrate the
updated code to Fremantle release.

Please, let me know if something is wrong with this fix.

If everything is fine, please, apply a tag to the latest commit, the tag
might be '1.1.92'.

Thank you,
Alexander

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Please could someone remove that bug in tny-session-camel.c?

2010-07-01T18:07:53

Lines 619 to 623, according to git.  Please please please pretty please 
could someone just delete those lines?  If not to fix the functionality, 
than at least in order to clean up the memory leak?  Please?

I mean, I'm trying to be patient and stuff, but it's not really a lot of 
work I'm asking for here...

msg->ops = g_new0 (CamelSessionThreadOps,1);
msg->ops->free = my_free_func;
msg->ops->receive = my_receive_func;
msg->data = NULL;
msg->op = camel_operation_new (my_cancel_func, NULL);

http://tinymail.org/trac/tinymail/ticket/91

How do you filter the email headers you read from an email folder?

Steve Rosen — 2010-06-28T23:07:08

Hi All,

I have developed a nice little console application that can monitor the
incoming emails for some folder (in this case, just the inbox folder for
now) - it uses the TinyMail library to do the brunt of the work.

Here's my question - Is there any way to provide a filter that will limit
the headers that are retrieved from the email server?

For example, a lot of people will have an inbox folder that has, literally,
thousands and thousands of messages (going back many years, in some cases) -
my current strategy is to simply retrieve all the headers, and before I try
to save off anything that I care about, I make sure the date in the header
is greater than some specified date in the past (for example, one month 
ago).

But - if the inbox folder I am monitoring has thousands and thousands of
emails, I will receive thousands and thousands of email headers, and only
choose to keep a few dozen (or, however many were sent in just the last 
month).

So I'm looking for some way, using the TinyMail APIs, to provide that 
filtering
at a lower level, i.e., make sure that my little device (which wants to keep
bandwidth to an absolute minimum) only tries to retrieve email headers from
the server that are not older than (in this example) just one month from 
today.

Is this possible?  If so, how?

To be a bit more specific about what I am doing, I have a newly created 
folder
monitoring object ("TnyConsoleFolderMonitor") - and when its update 
method gets
called, it checks to see if it's the FIRST time it is being called - in this
special first-time case, it then calls the 
"tny_folder_get_headers_async" method,
which will retrieve ALL the headers of the inbox folder I am monitoring.

On subsequent calls, it calls the "tny_folder_change_get_changed" method to
see if there are any ADDED headers and/or EXPUNGED headers, and then calls
the appropriate methods ("tny_folder_change_get_added_headers" method and/or
"tny_folder_change_get_expunged_headers" method) to get the list of 
newly added
headers and/or the list of newly expunged headers.  Of course, once 
we're past
that the point of receiving the initial email headers, these 
report-by-exception
methods are great, since you just get the NEW information about the 
folder that
has changed.

My problem is that first-time, initial setting up of the emails that are in
the inbox folder I am monitoring - I really don't want the device to be 
getting
thousands and thousands of headers from the email server - this 
represents a
large amount of bandwidth (potentially) - and certainly slows up the 
time that
the user will be able to look at their list of email messages.  We will, of
course, allow the user to define just how far back they want us to go when
retrieving emails - the default will be something like one month - and 
if the
user wants to see, for example, up to one year's worth of emails from their
email account, we'll allow them to do this, with ample warnings that their
device will be gobbling up XXX amount of extra bandwidth to give them that
extra backlog of email messages.

Thank you in advance for any help that you can provide on this issue.

- Steve Rosen

What is the proper way to monitor a folder from an email server?

Steve Rosen — 2010-06-26T02:32:47

Hi All,

First, I'd like to thank everyone that has helped me to
work through some of the issues I had while trying to
develop a console-based application that uses the Tinymail
library - I now have everything working relatively well.

However, I've bumped into a few topics that maybe someone
can offer some advice about.

The first topic has to do with the proper way to monitor
the folder from an email server - and is related to getting
re-connected to an email server after getting a disconnect
notification event from the Tinymail library.  What do I
need to do? I have a TnyConsoleMsgMonitor object that is
created with a constructor that takes 3 callback methods
(one for new headers, one for removed headers, and one
to receive email message bodies) - do I just destroy this
object and then create a new one?  Or, is there something
that this object can do to get itself re-connected to
the email server, without the higher-level application
that created the TnyConsoleMsgMonitor object even knowing
that there was a disconnect, followed by a re-connect?
Or, do I simply call the "tny_folder_refresh_async" method
again?

The second topic is actually concerned with that method
I just referred to - "tny_folder_refresh_async" - should
that get called periodically?  I seemed to have empirically
determined that I needed to call it at least twice - once
to get the initial set of headers in some folder - but then
I seemed to need to call it one more time (about 10 or 20
seconds later), to make sure I called back when a folder
changed on the email server - due to either new message(s)
that have arrived, or some existing message(s) that were
removed from the folder being monitored.

Also, related to the my second topic above, it seems that
imap accounts seem to notify you when a folder has changed,
but a pop account does not - does this mean I just need to
call the "tny_folder_refresh_async" method periodically
(like every 10 or 20 seconds) to get any changes to a pop
account?

One last topic that I'd like to ask everyone about - and
this concerns SSL, which you need for connecting to various
email servers (like Gmail imap accounts, for example) -
I currently configure the camel-lite library with SSL,
specifying openssl:

    ./configure --with-ssl=openssl

And, I see the warning message that says openssl is not
fully tested and supported, and NSS is recommended instead.
Can you tell me what some of the issues currently might
be with specifying openssl?  Are the connections unstable?
Is that part of the issues that I described above in my
other topics?  Any input and/or advice would be appreciated
here...

Thank you,
Steve Rosen

Accessing a POP account with the Tinymail library

Steve Rosen — 2010-06-10T18:02:14

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Review request: New version for PE1 Fremantle integration

Alexander Chumakov — 2010-06-10T07:58:42

Hello all,
Please, review the attached patch and integrate it if it looks fine.
Here is some info:
1) Baseline code location:
URL: http://git.gitorious.org/tinymail/tinymail.git
Branch: tinymail-1-2
Commit: b6d7f2ae15f21569e3083f3d8c8afbef6fc4ed43

2) Fix information:
Added new version to the change log (1.1.91), so we can integrate the 
updated code to Fremantle release.

Please, let me know if something is wrong with this fix.

If everything is fine, please apply a tag to this commit, e.g. "1.1.91".

Thank you,
Alexander


 
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OpenPGP Support Requirements

Stephen Paul Weber — 2010-06-07T20:43:46

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I wrote the Modest mailing list to ask them about a plugin interface I could
use to implement OpenPGP support for Modest.  They told me some things would
probably have to be added to Tinymail for that to work.   After reading the
Tinymail docs that seems probably true.

Anyone have some idea what things would need to be added to Tinymail to make
such a plugin possible?  I just got OpenPGP support on Android right before
switching to the N900, and getting it back would be very nice.  Not
promising that I will, but I will certainly look at it.

- -- 
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Need advice on correct configuration for an SMTP Transport account

Steve Rosen — 2010-05-22T19:26:34

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Trouble trying to send an email

Steve Rosen — 2010-05-21T01:47:49

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