#DIY

Hi, stop sending this pic. You must have some virus in your machine. Clean it.

I think the Qaiku email API has gone haywire. Ping @tepheikk

@personaleu As @bergie said, the problem is not in my end, the pic was sent once and that was ages ago, now the api is somehow fudged (of course another possibility is that Google mail server is stuck in a weird loop: sending endles copies of this email without saving new copies of it to my sent folder though [if you send an email through gmail SMTP server is will store the copy in your gmail, no need to use normal mail clients "store sent messages to" -feature], but somehow I find it less likely than Qaiku API acting up).

@tepheikk has been pinged many times already but I wonder where he is.

If there is a REST-style API properly documented somewhere (I do not have time to play around with semi-documented APIs right now) I can make a script in my end to kill the duplicates as they appear.

@rambo I was in real life :-)

I killed duplicates that did not contain any comments. There is a weird case in email importing. Sometimes PHP-script segfaults after last line that causes fetchmail to retry.

@tepheikk thanks.

@tepheikk it might be good to store the message ID when importing something from emails, and check against that before importing new ones. So this wouldn't happen even if the mail doesn't get deleted

It also would be good to be able to delete duplicates even if they do have comments.