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On 2009-05-03, James <jtp@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I actually do use xfce4, so I may give the mailwatch plugin a |
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> try. |
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You'll probably want to use the SVN version -- it's got several |
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fixes that I don't think are in the released packages. |
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> Certainly lame that it opens a new connection every time it |
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> polls, but maybe that's something I can tweak in the code if I |
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> settle. |
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I've been thinking about having a go at re-writing the IMAP |
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stuff to hold the connection open and use the IDLE command to |
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allow the server to send a notification to the client instead |
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of having the clinet repeatedly polling the server, but I |
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haven't done anything yet (and I'm probably not going to |
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anytime soon). |
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> What do you use to poll, Grant? Gbuffy? |
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The XFCE mailwatch plugin. |
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Grant |
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