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On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Thomas Fey wrote:
> yesterday i?ve recognized a change in the size of my users empty mailboxes.
> The size has been 545 Bytes and now it?s 546 bytes.
Empty mailboxes are zero bytes. I am guessing your "empty" mail box has
sometype of "FOLDER INTERNAL DATA" message. Maybe the format of this
mailbox information message changed. (On my system, the internal data
messages size vary; I just saw 500 bytes, 538 bytes and 539 bytes.)
> Is this maybe a serious problem or what else could it be ?
I'd guess that part of this internal data message had a epoch timestamp
that recently grew by one character. (On my lynx/pine/c-client? internal
data messages the X-IMAP header has a timestamp, but old ones start with a
zero so this wouldn't matter.)
Also, some of these messages sometimes have Message-ID's and some don't.
I don't see this as a problem; but to make sure for yourself have a look
at the file, back it up and then diff it next time it changes.
Jeremy C. Reed
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