> Subject: [Cyrus imapd 2.0.12] STORE xxx FLAGS ()
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2001 23:14:32 +0300 (EEST)
>
> Have I read RFC 2060 wrong ?
>
> I have understand that commands such as
>
> STORE 132 FLAGS ()
>
> is valid.
Specially grammar of RFC 2060 gives:
store ::= "STORE" SPACE set SPACE store_att_flags
store_att_flags ::= (["+" / "-"] "FLAGS" [".SILENT"]) SPACE
(flag_list / #flag)
flag_list ::= "(" #flag ")"
> However cyrus seems complain about that.
> Following is from my program's transcript list:
>
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 T>> [len 27] "A00603 STORE 132 FLAGS ()" 0D 0A
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 R>> [len 53] 17 03 01 00 30 A8 F7 5E 1F 7E 44 C5 7D ...
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 R<< [len 77] 17 03 01 00 48 DE 5D 1E 09 FC 4C F3 E9 ...
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 T<< [len 48] "A00603 BAD Invalid flag name in Store command"
>0D 0A
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 T>> [len 32] "A00604 STORE 133 FLAGS (\Seen)" 0D 0A
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 R>> [len 61] 17 03 01 00 38 C4 92 84 0D AD A2 17 55 ...
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 R<< [len 77] 17 03 01 00 48 08 CF C8 52 94 E3 4E 72 ...
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 T<< [len 50] "* 133 FETCH (FLAGS (\Seen))" 0D 0A
> 1786 [9] 22:22:03 T<< [continue] "A00604 OK Completed" 0D 0A
>
> T>> are writes to imapd (R>> are same after TLS processing is applied
> -- all raw bytes are not logged.)
>
> T<< are reads from imapd (R<< are actual readed bytes before TLS
> procesissing is done -- all raw bytes are not logged.)
>
> Output of bytes is on HEX format except that printable ascii is printed
> as is on quotes.
>
> So Cyrus imapd responded to
> A00603 STORE 132 FLAGS ()
> with
> A00603 BAD Invalid flag name in Store command
>
> Grammar on RFC 2060 says:
>
> store ::= "STORE" SPACE set SPACE store_att_flags
>
> store_att_flags ::= (["+" / "-"] "FLAGS" [".SILENT"]) SPACE
> (flag_list / #flag)
>
> flag_list ::= "(" #flag ")"
>
>
> So 0 flags on list should have allowed?
>
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