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maildir messages usually have timestamps in their filename indicating the `received` date, if that's not the case mtime is used. since we cannot assume the order of `ReadDir()` entries we have to read all entries and sort them accordingly first. fixes mjl-#341
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How about this? Does this look meaningful? And Golang-ish enough? |
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@diresi Thanks for the PR. Just wanted to let you know I did see it. I'm a bit busy, will get back to you about it. |
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maildir messages usually have timestamps in their filename indicating
the
receiveddate, if that's not the case mtime is used.since we cannot assume the order of
ReadDir()entries we have to readall entries and sort them accordingly first.
fixes #341