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Originally Posted by quipper8 View Post
I have been researching along these lines lately as well, trying to be more 'real-time'

I think for me is going to end up being some combination of xmpp(ejabberd) for the pushing and amqp(rabbitmq) for the brokering, proxying, queuing whatever you wanna call it

google it and find some intersting projects along these lines already under way for a while
I really would prefer to stay away from anything that requires my device to maintain yet another connection to the internet, and eat up more of my battery. This is able to use an existing xmpp connection, which I don't think anything else is able to do.

I am having issues with the following command sending / receiving new emails if I completely disable polling. If I set it to check for new messages every 24 hours or less, it works fine. If anyone has a chance, could they try running this command with automatic polling disabled, and see if it actually checks for new messages?:

Code:
dbus-send --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.modest /com/nokia/modest com.nokia.modest.SendReceive