GlodaQuilla
Current released version is 0.3.0
GlodaQuilla was prepared at the request of Andrew Sutherland of Mozilla Messaging to assist in the debugging of the gloda global database. It adds three columns to the Thunderbird message pane:
- OnDisk indicates whether a particular message has been downloaded to the local message store, or is stored offline in an IMAP folder or newsgroup.
- Gloda id is the identifier used by gloda to uniquely identify a particular message.
- Gloda dirty indicates messages that gloda needs to process.
The extension is intended for use by developers only.
GlodaQuilla is available here.
Post comments, questions, or bugs in the GlodaQuilla forum.
Revision 0.3.0 (current version)
In addition to the gloda columns, this release adds an experimental feature to allow overriding of the default gloda configuration concerning which messages are indexed. This new inherited folder property is called “Index in Global Database”. Access to inherited properties such as this are discussed in the post “Inherited Folder Properities (revisited)”
You can use this property to disable indexing of servers or folders that are normally allowed, or to enable indexing on folders that are normally disabled (such as trash or junk folders). In my system, for example, for testing purposes I download my email both as IMAP and as POP3, but i disable the indexing of IMAP to prevent double indexing of the same messages.
This new property does not make any attempt to fix existing indexing when this is changed. Minimal support for this hopefully will be added for the 1.0.0 release of GlodaQuilla.