Local copy of message corrupt

[Jean-Baptiste Quenot <jbq@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi there,

Thanks for  the great program,  it saves  life!  The tool  is very
powerful, so powerful that I already came across the [1]unexpected
mass-deletion of remote messages.

Today I also notice a strange thing: some new messages on the IMAP
server are  perfectly valid, but  the local copy is  corrupt.  The
message locally contains one byte (usually a number such as '3' or
'9').

I use this command to locate those corrupt messages:

$ find ~/mail -size 1c
./hudson-users/cur/1187604320_0.3272.much,U=1634,FMD5=304255666fb0f3ca92e87c4d771f5f6c:2,
./hudson-users/cur/1187600779_0.3272.much,U=1632,FMD5=304255666fb0f3ca92e87c4d771f5f6c:2,
./caraldi/cur/1187615834_1.3272.much,U=1137,FMD5=8851307309c0b28484b1843637c39232:2,S

This is my setup:

* Ubuntu GUN/Linux
* Python 2.5.1c1
* OfflineImap 4.0.16

Does it ring a bell to you?  Thanks in advance,
-- 
     Jean-Baptiste Quenot
aka  John Banana   Qwerty
http://caraldi.com/jbq/

[1] http://lists.complete.org/offlineimap@xxxxxxxxxxxx/2007/06/msg00000.html.gz