Misfin-Server Update 0.5.9c
- More advanced threading system - threads now take into account the participants. A change in participants creates a new thread (or "branch"); which is actually a compromise that makes the system *simpler* because of the lack of message IDs and reply-to IDs in misfin. Minimalism often makes simple things more complex.
- Reply links on gemini mail interface.
- Misfin links now use new "misfin:" format (rather than "misfin://")
You can install misfin-server here, for Windows and Linux:
Misfin-Server Precompiled Binaries
🚀 clseibold [🛂 Code of Conduct rule 1 violations]
2024-10-14 · 2 years ago · 👍 gemalaya
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🚀 clseibold [OP, 🛂] · 2024-10-14 at 21:49:
If anyone wants to know how I did threading, I basically just create a hashmap of Thread structs that contain pointers to GemMails in them. The Hashmap key is the Subject of the thread (trimmed so there's no "Re: ") and a hash of participants. The hash of participants is the addresses of the last sender and recipients (and mailbox holder) all ordered alphabetically, and then written to a sha256 hasher.
That's all there is to this simple implementation. In fact, the implementation would be much simpler, but less minimal, if I had a database backend for the server (which will probably come in a future update).
The branching off of threads based on participants is just a natural and intuitive outcome of the simpler implementation. To create threads that don't branch off with the additions or removals of participants, the implementation has to be more complicated.