note 96355 deleted from function.imap-status by danbrown

Note Submitter: aeolianmeson at blitzeclipse dot com dot 9728353 ---- Also, technically speaking, a UIDL is a random string that's passed to you by the mail-server, and shouldn't ever be expected to be predictable. However, PHP c-client libs don't implement it correctly, and you get the same thing whether you request UIDLs -or- message-numbers. If you want to play chicken with numbering, you're far better off manipulating message-numbers. However, in that case it's irrelevant since the next message will always have message-number (1) when it arrives.