Part of #18
Question
Once SMTP is recorded as failed, what makes MailChat try again?
Candidates, not exclusive: an explicit user-triggered button on the accounts list (mirroring Choose sent folder); implicitly at send time; on every sync poll; on a timer. Each has a cost — the poll loop runs every 60s by default, and T-Online demonstrably rate-limits repeated connections from one IP.
Settle also: does a successful send or sync silently upgrade the stored state? Does a transient failure (per the research ticket) get retried automatically while a permanent one waits for the user?
Part of #18
Question
Once SMTP is recorded as failed, what makes MailChat try again?
Candidates, not exclusive: an explicit user-triggered button on the accounts list (mirroring
Choose sent folder); implicitly at send time; on every sync poll; on a timer. Each has a cost — the poll loop runs every 60s by default, and T-Online demonstrably rate-limits repeated connections from one IP.Settle also: does a successful send or sync silently upgrade the stored state? Does a transient failure (per the research ticket) get retried automatically while a permanent one waits for the user?