Re: use of UIDs vs. MSGID

[martin f krafft <madduck@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

also sprach John Goerzen <jgoerzen@xxxxxxxxxxxx> [2007.08.14.1632 +0200]:
> Because it is not guaranteed that there will be exactly one copy
> with a given message-id header in any given mailbox.  Think about
> scenarios where a user copies a message from folder A to folder B,
> and then copies the same message from folder B to folder A.
> Folder A will now have two copies of the message, but each one
> could have its own flags.  Also, some mailboxes contain messages
> without that header (common examples are Drafts folders).  
Doh! Thanks for the explanation.

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