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while (do_fake_idle) |
{ |
// wait a moment: every 5 seconds in the first 3 minutes after a new message, after that every 60 seconds |
seconds_to_wait = (time(NULL)-fake_idle_start_time < 3*60)? 5 : 60; |
pthread_mutex_lock(&imap->watch_condmutex); |
int r = 0; |
struct timespec wakeup_at; |
memset(&wakeup_at, 0, sizeof(wakeup_at)); |
wakeup_at.tv_sec = time(NULL)+seconds_to_wait; |
while (imap->watch_condflag==0 && r==0) { |
r = pthread_cond_timedwait(&imap->watch_cond, &imap->watch_condmutex, &wakeup_at); /* unlock mutex -> wait -> lock mutex */ |
if (imap->watch_condflag) { |
do_fake_idle = 0; |
} |
} |
imap->watch_condflag = 0; |
pthread_mutex_unlock(&imap->watch_condmutex); |
if (do_fake_idle==0) { |
return; |
} |
// check for new messages. fetch_from_single_folder() has the side-effect that messages |
// are also downloaded, however, typically this would take place in the FETCH command |
// following IDLE otherwise, so this seems okay here. |
if (setup_handle_if_needed(imap)) { // the handle may not be set up if configure is not yet done |
if (fetch_from_single_folder(imap, imap->watch_folder)) { |
do_fake_idle = 0; |
} |
} |
else { |
// if we cannot connect, set the starting time to a small value which will |
// result in larger timeouts (60 instead of 5 seconds) for re-checking the availablility of network. |
// to get the _exact_ moment of re-available network, the ui should call interrupt_idle() |
fake_idle_start_time = 0; |
} |
} |
} |
void dc_imap_idle(dc_imap_t* imap) |
{ |
int r = 0; |
int r2 = 0; |
if (imap==NULL) { |
goto cleanup; |
} |
if (imap->can_idle) |
{ |
setup_handle_if_needed(imap); |
if (imap->idle_set_up==0 && imap->etpan && imap->etpan->imap_stream) { |
r = mailstream_setup_idle(imap->etpan->imap_stream); |
if (dc_imap_is_error(imap, r)) { |
dc_log_warning(imap->context, 0, "IMAP-IDLE: Cannot setup."); |
fake_idle(imap); |
goto cleanup; |
} |
imap->idle_set_up = 1; |
} |
if (!imap->idle_set_up || !select_folder(imap, imap->watch_folder)) { |
dc_log_warning(imap->context, 0, "IMAP-IDLE not setup."); |
fake_idle(imap); |
goto cleanup; |
} |
r = mailimap_idle(imap->etpan); |
if (dc_imap_is_error(imap, r)) { |
dc_log_warning(imap->context, 0, "IMAP-IDLE: Cannot start."); |
fake_idle(imap); |
goto cleanup; |
} |
// most servers do not allow more than ~28 minutes; stay clearly below that. |
// a good value that is also used by other MUAs is 23 minutes. |
// if needed, the ui can call dc_imap_interrupt_idle() to trigger a reconnect. |
#define IDLE_DELAY_SECONDS (23*60) |
r = mailstream_wait_idle(imap->etpan->imap_stream, IDLE_DELAY_SECONDS); |
r2 = mailimap_idle_done(imap->etpan); |
if (r==MAILSTREAM_IDLE_ERROR /*0*/ || r==MAILSTREAM_IDLE_CANCELLED /*4*/) { |
dc_log_info(imap->context, 0, "IMAP-IDLE wait cancelled, r=%i, r2=%i; we'll reconnect soon.", r, r2); |
imap->should_reconnect = 1; |
} |
else if (r==MAILSTREAM_IDLE_INTERRUPTED /*1*/) { |
dc_log_info(imap->context, 0, "IMAP-IDLE interrupted."); |
} |
else if (r== MAILSTREAM_IDLE_HASDATA /*2*/) { |
dc_log_info(imap->context, 0, "IMAP-IDLE has data."); |
} |
else if (r==MAILSTREAM_IDLE_TIMEOUT /*3*/) { |
dc_log_info(imap->context, 0, "IMAP-IDLE timeout."); |
} |
else { |
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