On Fri, 2005-07-29 at 15:05 +1200, Greg Trounson wrote:> I've just installed Dovecot on a Debian Sarge machine and am seeing
some
> very strange thread sorting.
>
> In Mozilla Mail and Thunderbird on both Fedora and Debian clients my
> threads served up by Dovecot look like this (number denotes message time):
Mozilla and Thunderbird do their threading internally and IMAP server
can't affect how it's done.
> Where the exact same threads served by Sendmail/imap look like this:
I don't know about Sendmail/imap, but a quick google lookup shows it's a
webmail client, so that probably uses Dovecot's threading code.
> Squirrelmail shows the threads correctly in both cases too, so I suspect
> there might be something funny going on with how Thunderbird handles
> Maildir threads.
So Squirrelmail shows it the same way as Sendmail? Then Dovecot is
working properly, and Thunderbird is just threading differently than
you'd want.
> I notice that Dovecot doesn't support the
> THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT capability, might that have something to do with it?
No. No-one probably wants ORDEREDSUBJECT-threading.
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