On Wed, 2008-03-05 at 16:01 +0000, Dave Cridland wrote: > What Ned says in another message is that there is considerable work > in the server knowing it only has i-default available prior to > offering the extension. > > On this basis, I think I'll change my mind again - we don't mandate > multiple languages, since the choice to remove additional language > support from the implementation can be a deployment-stage decision. > Instead, we really do need to change the syntax. I was also getting concerned about this, but there is an easy workaroud: 1. If some i18n dirs are found at server startup, advertise the extension. 2. When IMAP session is started and/or LANGUAGE is used and no i18n files are found anymore, just disconnect the client and log an error. Sysadmin will eventually restart the server which fixes the problem. It's not like i18n files are constantly being added and removed..
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