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I was passed the range of UID 1:* then I received the range of UID 35:*. I met a lot of problems with them. Can anybody explain why, please. Thank you for your time & support.
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Most likely means UIDs 1-34 do not exist on the mailserver. UIDs are not continuous on the mailserver (this can cause certain bugs with mailservers, if you try to fetch a sequence of UIDs that no longer exist at all on the server it may never respond if it is configured poorly).
Please also note that * means the last known message and sequences are not strictly increasing. For example, if you fetch 68:* and the newest message on the mailserver is UID 67, this translates to 68:67 and will thus return the message with UID 67 even though it numerically precedes 68.
BTW - GMail has strict limits for IMAP operations. I highly recommend avoiding fetching 1:* or really anything above 500-1000 messages at a time or their server will misbehave. In our tests we found fetching blocks of 500 messages resulted in the most consistent behaviour.
I was passed the range of UID
1:*
then I received the range of UID35:*
. I met a lot of problems with them. Can anybody explain why, please. Thank you for your time & support.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: