When an addressbook is bigger than (approx) 3000 entries even the latest abook code has some sort of buffer overflow which causes it to delete some entries.
In Jaro Mail this results into an Sieve filter export containing a "@" line in the whitelist which ends up matching all incoming mails.
The bug needs to be investigated and perhaps reported in detail to abook developers, or abook needs to be substituted with another console based addressbook (any candidates?)
Cannot reproduce this bug anymore, was likely caused by a regression problem on my own installation, conflicting with some extended characters or spaces and then fixed along the way of some refactoring.
When an addressbook is bigger than (approx) 3000 entries even the latest abook code has some sort of buffer overflow which causes it to delete some entries.
In Jaro Mail this results into an Sieve filter export containing a
"@"
line in the whitelist which ends up matching all incoming mails.The bug needs to be investigated and perhaps reported in detail to abook developers, or abook needs to be substituted with another console based addressbook (any candidates?)