This makes sent mails are not longer automatically copied
to Drafts folder.
Reasoning:
When Outlook sends a mail, OpenChange submits the message and
copy the message to Drafts folder. Afterwards, the client asks
to move this message using SyncImportMessageMove ROP from
Drafts to Sent. During this movement, the message is unregistered
from the indexing database. If the client has updated Drafts
folder before that movement, then the client will keep this
message as the MID is not returned in oxcfxics download sync
as deleted. Setting the message as soft deleted, make it work.
In this way, we do not modify the flags (\Seen) on preloading.
The IMAP server returns the content without .peek section so
it is removed.
This also performs the modification intended by the following
Pull Request:
https://github.com/Zentyal/sogo/pull/50
That tried to avoid set \Seen flag when preloading message bodies
on synchronisation. But in this case we are not incrementing the
modseq as we are not modifying any messages flags.
As required by [MS-OXWSMSHR] Section 3.1.1 to display the share
object message correctly and be able to open the shared calendar
directly from the message.
It acts as a proxy of MAPIStoreMailMessage and it manages the properties
defined in [MS-OXSHARE] Section 2.2 by storing them in the mail message
as eXtensible MIME headers which starts with X-MS-Sharing.
get_AppointmentRecurrencePattern() can fail to parse the input data, added a check to avoid setup the recurrence pattern in that case. This should only happen when input data is incorrect.
As described in [MS-OXCICAL] Section 2.1.3.11.20.4 by using
access CLASS iCal field.
Although Outlook does not support confidential level, it is properly
exported and imported.
It wasn't being called because the proxy (AppointmentWrapper) is not
being called as there is a base implementation for these properties
in MAPIStoreMessage making them impossible to be shared between
Outlook profiles.
Now that message headers can be set dynamically, we can
set the body-related headers using `setHeader` selector.
This fixes emails sent using this sope version are all in plain text.
The path attribute from SOGoCacheGCSFolder is properly updated
in the database but not when returning from path message as
the container is the old one.
Two different indexing entries were created on move operation making
impossible to restore old folder position in the original parent folder.
This was due to cleanupCaches message calls to objectId which requires
to have the indexing entry available.
Use case:
* Restore a folder from "Deleted items" folders
The URL was incorrectly set when any of ;/?:@&=+$,# was used
in the folder name.
We have to mimetise what it is done in createFolder message selector.
That is, perform the IMAP4 encoding + URL encoding without CSS
encoding. The IMAP4 + CSS encoding (without URL encoding) is used to store the folder
in SOGo and OpenChange Indexing database as we do right now.
