[imapfilter-devel] Disconnect, and then «BAD Please select a mailbox first»

[Joachim Tingvold]

Hi,

I'm using IMAPfilter with my MobileMe-account. My config looks like  
this; <http://home.komsys.org/~jocke/imapfilter-config.lua>. I  
previously used «contain_», but as this took forever due to the amount  
of rules, I decided to use «match_», since combined with «enter_idle 
()», this goes quite fast. The reason I chose to do this, was that I  
use push to my iPhone, and I don't want to have the «new email»-sound  
on all my list-emails, etc.

So, over to my problem. IMAPfilter is running in a screen-session, and  
after a random timeframe, it looses the connection with MobileMe, and  
when it connects again, the following happens;

S (4): * OK [CAPABILITY <snip>)
C (4): 121E NOOP
S (4): 121E OK Completed
C (4): 121F CAPABILITY
S (4): 121F OK CAPABILITY completed
C (4): 1220 LOGIN "yep" *
S (4): 1220 OK User logged in
C (4): 1221 NAMESPACE
S (4): 1221 OK Completed
C (4): 1222 STATUS "INBOX" (MESSAGES RECENT UNSEEN)
S (4): 1222 OK Completed
5945 messages, 0 recent, 4 unseen, in yep at mail.me.com/INBOX.
C (4): 1223 UID SEARCH ALL NEW
S (4): 1223 BAD Please select a mailbox first
C (4): 1224 UID SEARCH ALL RECENT
S (4): 1224 BAD Please select a mailbox first

It then goes into a loop, where it basically doesn't do shit (and no  
emails are moved/filtered);

C (5): 11F4 IDLE
S (5): 11F4 OK Completed
C (5): 11F5 IDLE
S (5): 11F5 OK Completed
C (5): 11F6 IDLE
S (5): 11F6 OK Completed
C (5): 11F7 IDLE
S (5): 11F7 OK Completed
C (5): 11F8 IDLE

The error I've gotten when it looses the connection, has varied. The  
first message[1] is when I had the «options.timeout» set (to 120,  
FWIW). The second[2] and third[3] I've gotten about 50/50 after I  
removed the «options.timeout».

[1] imapfilter: timeout period expired while waiting to read data
[2] imapfilter: reading data; EOF in violation of the protocol
[3] imapfilter: reading data; the connection has been closed cleanly

So, is this caused by something I'm doing wrong? Is this a known  
«issue»? Any help is appreciated.

-- 
Joachim