Matthew Meszaros d6ddf1f170 feat: fix implicit-TLS SMTP on 465 and IMAP STARTTLS on 143 behind a stored per-mailbox security mode that accepts any port, stop worker ID churn orphaning mailbox assignments via flock-claimed persistent worker ids, give the unibox a standard mail-folder sidebar (inbox/sent/drafts/archive/spam/trash) backed by a provider-derived folder column, and expose the AI tool registry over REST for non-MCP function-calling agents (#283)

2026-09-01 03:53:19 -07:00

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actions.go

feat: only rescue a Graph message from Junk when it is actually in Junk, because engagementPlan folders into the untracked Warmbly folder first and the unconditional move undid that foldering and dropped the message back into the tracked Inbox under a new id, where live sync re-ingested it as new mail and burned its already-consumed warmup token as an invalid-token attempt

2026-08-25 20:14:22 -07:00

delta.go

feat: fix implicit-TLS SMTP on 465 and IMAP STARTTLS on 143 behind a stored per-mailbox security mode that accepts any port, stop worker ID churn orphaning mailbox assignments via flock-claimed persistent worker ids, give the unibox a standard mail-folder sidebar (inbox/sent/drafts/archive/spam/trash) backed by a provider-derived folder column, and expose the AI tool registry over REST for non-MCP function-calling agents (#283)

2026-09-01 03:53:19 -07:00

error_test.go

feat: stop a transient Graph failure on a folder's first backfill page from marking that folder's backfill permanently complete: msgraph.HandleError mapped 404, every 5xx and any unrecognised status onto the same ErrMailServerUnreachable, so graphBackfill's "the tenant does not have this folder" skip fired on a 503 as well and wrote the folder off in a cursor that is persisted through SYNC_STATE and handed back on every later load, silently costing a customer who connected a mailbox during a Graph incident their archive history; 404 now carries its own RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND code, the skip keys on that alone, a genuine unreachable server ends the pass with the folder's cursor held so the next one retries it, and the Gmail and IMAP imports get the same regression shape pinned by tests

2026-08-28 00:40:18 -07:00

error.go

feat: stop a transient Graph failure on a folder's first backfill page from marking that folder's backfill permanently complete: msgraph.HandleError mapped 404, every 5xx and any unrecognised status onto the same ErrMailServerUnreachable, so graphBackfill's "the tenant does not have this folder" skip fired on a 503 as well and wrote the folder off in a cursor that is persisted through SYNC_STATE and handed back on every later load, silently costing a customer who connected a mailbox during a Graph incident their archive history; 404 now carries its own RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND code, the skip keys on that alone, a genuine unreachable server ends the pass with the folder's cursor held so the next one retries it, and the Gmail and IMAP imports get the same regression shape pinned by tests

2026-08-28 00:40:18 -07:00

helper.go

Fix truncated, unformatted and mis-encoded email content in the unibox (#137)

2026-08-21 18:45:09 +02:00

message.go

feat: import a mailbox's recent history on connect and govern sync by fair use: a backfill on every provider (newest first, inside an operator-editable window and cap, resumable through a durable per-provider cursor relayed as SYNC_STATE), a per-mailbox sync governor with priority, live and backfill lanes on shared Redis windows that defers over-budget mail with the cursor held instead of dropping it and only deactivates a mailbox for a flood or chronic daily overage, sync.* budgets on the admin instance settings shipped inside ADD_EMAIL, saved IMAP folder cursors and last_synced_at finally written, a Sync card in the mailbox drawer fed by GET /emails/:id/sync, and docs

2026-08-18 09:09:52 -07:00

mime.go

feat: add the internal/client/msgraph Graph mail client (RAW MIME sendMail, delta sync of inbox/junk, warmup move/mark/flag actions, RFC-message-id resolution, throttling-aware error mapping) plus the shared inbound classification-header list

2026-07-04 08:07:49 +02:00

msgraph_test.go

feat: import a mailbox's recent history on connect and govern sync by fair use: a backfill on every provider (newest first, inside an operator-editable window and cap, resumable through a durable per-provider cursor relayed as SYNC_STATE), a per-mailbox sync governor with priority, live and backfill lanes on shared Redis windows that defers over-budget mail with the cursor held instead of dropping it and only deactivates a mailbox for a flood or chronic daily overage, sync.* budgets on the admin instance settings shipped inside ADD_EMAIL, saved IMAP folder cursors and last_synced_at finally written, a Sync card in the mailbox drawer fed by GET /emails/:id/sync, and docs

2026-08-18 09:09:52 -07:00

msgraph.go

feat: fix implicit-TLS SMTP on 465 and IMAP STARTTLS on 143 behind a stored per-mailbox security mode that accepts any port, stop worker ID churn orphaning mailbox assignments via flock-claimed persistent worker ids, give the unibox a standard mail-folder sidebar (inbox/sent/drafts/archive/spam/trash) backed by a provider-derived folder column, and expose the AI tool registry over REST for non-MCP function-calling agents (#283)

2026-09-01 03:53:19 -07:00

send_test.go

feat: verify warmup mail that arrives without its verify header, because Microsoft Graph strips custom headers in transit and re-stamps the Message-ID, so every warmup email sent from an Outlook or Microsoft 365 mailbox reached its recipient unmarked, consumed no token, earned no engagement and was filed in the recipient's unibox as ordinary mail; the Graph client now creates the message as a draft and sends that so it can read the internetMessageId Exchange assigned, the consumer records that delivered id on the task and its warmup token alongside the sent subject, and the recipient resolves an unmarked warmup email by delivered Message-ID or by the pending sender/recipient/subject pair

2026-08-26 04:31:19 -07:00

send.go

feat: tell the worker to drop a mailbox the moment it is deactivated, and stop reporting a revoked OAuth grant as an unreachable mail server: every deactivation path now goes through deactivateAccount, which publishes the REMOVE_EMAIL command that already existed on both ends but had no caller, and the Graph client classifies a failure of the HTTP call itself so a refresh the provider refuses is an authentication error instead of a network one that promises a retry which can never succeed

2026-08-27 22:56:54 +00:00

spam_rescue_test.go

feat: only rescue a Graph message from Junk when it is actually in Junk, because engagementPlan folders into the untracked Warmbly folder first and the unconditional move undid that foldering and dropped the message back into the tracked Inbox under a new id, where live sync re-ingested it as new mail and burned its already-consumed warmup token as an invalid-token attempt

2026-08-25 20:14:22 -07:00

token_error_test.go

feat: classify OAuth token refusals by what the provider actually said instead of calling every non-5xx refusal a dead grant: internal/pkg/mailauth reads the RFC 6749 error code, so a revoked or expired grant (invalid_grant and the interaction family) is an authentication error the customer must reconnect, while a 429 from the token endpoint, a 5xx, an unrecognised code and above all invalid_client stay retryable, because an expired app secret returns invalid_client for every Outlook mailbox on the install at once and deactivating all of them into a re-consent that cannot work either is a far worse outage than retrying until it is rotated; the Graph client logs the provider's own error code and description next to the verdict, and the tests drive real refusals through the real oauth2 transport on the fetch, list and send paths

2026-08-27 20:35:01 -07:00