the uw-imap lib is usually called libc-client.a - kde comes with a libimap.a
which (when used instead of libc-client.a) will break the build. so
i have reversed the detection for the imap-libs - 1st look for the variations
of libc-client and (if 'em are not found) try -limap. i hope this breaks
nobodies setup!
we should really add a AC_TRY_COMPILE for all extensions that get added thru
configure!
from non-imap2000 systems (unavailable for testing at this time).
# anyone willing to test this out on non-imap2000?
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Reviewed by: Sascha Schumann
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# Y2K support is good...
Removes the SA_QUOTA and SA_QUOTA_ALL defines
# After speaking with Mark Crispin, it is believed these never existed.
Cleans up the imap_status() function to remove notion of quotas in a status message.
# There is no quota setting in a STATUS message from c-client.
Changes the config.m4 to support the client.h include
# This should include all the approriate headers for c-client (as defined by
# c-client maintainers) such as mail.h, and rfc822.h.
Changed the directory search order for the include files as well.
# Place the /usr/local/include last, and searched the
# /usr/local/include/{c-client|imap} directories first
(PHP imap_get_quota) Added
(PHP imap_set_quota) Added
@- IMAP quota support (imap_set_quota, imap_get_quota) enabled/added via
@ c-client2000
PR:
Submitted by:
Reviewed by:
Obtained from:
In this new build structure we are adding libraries to $LIBS as we add
modules instead of doing an AC_SUBST into the Makefile. One reason for
doing the subst in php3 was to get around the libraries that could not
be included in $LIBS because doing so would mess up the various configure
tests. For example, you can't do a -limap as part of the various simple
configure compile programs because -limap requires a bunch of callback
symbols to be present.
