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...19-01-12 18:15, Joan Moreau wrote: > additionally, my logic is that the backend stores one databalse per mailox in /xapian-indexes (in the "root" dir of the user), the name od the database is the GUID of the mailbox > > For INBOX, that works perfectly, and database is properly createdm and backed starts indexing all emails > > For other folder, somehow, the process can not access that (root) folder. > > Am I missing something ? > > On 2019-01-12 17:37, Joan Moreau wrote: > > THank you > > Now, for the results > > I see the member of...

THank you Now, for the results I see the member of fts_result is : ARRAY_TYPE(seq_range) definite_uids; I have the UID as a aray of uint32_t * How to put my UIDs into this "definite_uids" ? Obviously this is not a simple array/pointer. How to say someting similar to result->definite_uids[1]=my_uid ? On 2019-01-12 10:25, Timo Sirainen wrote: > On 11 Jan 2019, at 21.23,

additionally, my logic is that the backend stores one databalse per mailox in /xapian-indexes (in the "root" dir of the user), the name od the database is the GUID of the mailbox For INBOX, that works perfectly, and database is properly createdm and backed starts indexing all emails For other folder, somehow, the process can not access that (root) folder. Am I missing something ? On 2019-01-12 17:37, Joan Moreau wrote: > THank you > > Now, for the results > > I see the member of fts_result is : > > ARRAY_T...

...12 18:15, Joan Moreau wrote: > > additionally, my logic is that the backend stores one databalse per mailox in /xapian-indexes (in the "root" dir of the user), the name od the database is the GUID of the mailbox > > For INBOX, that works perfectly, and database is properly createdm and backed starts indexing all emails > > For other folder, somehow, the process can not access that (root) folder. > > Am I missing something ? > > On 2019-01-12 17:37, Joan Moreau wrote: > > THank you > > Now, for the results > > I see the member of...