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RFC 2244 ACAP November 1997
The FREECONTEXT command causes the server to free all state
associated with the named context. The context may no longer be
searched and the server will no longer issue any untagged
responses for the context. The context is no longer counted
against the server's limit on the number of contexts.
Example: C: A683 FREECONTEXT "blurdybloop"
S: A683 OK "Freecontext completed"
6.5.2. UPDATECONTEXT Command
Arguments: list of context names
Data: untagged responses: ADDTO REMOVEFROM CHANGE MODTIME
Result: OK - Updatecontext completed: all updates completed
NO - Updatecontext failed: no such context
not a notify context
BAD - command unknown or arguments invalid
The UPDATECONTEXT command causes the server to ensure that the
client is notified of all changes known to the server for the
contexts listed as arguments up to the current time. The contexts
listed in the arguments must have been previously given to a
successful SEARCH command with a MAKECONTEXT NOTIFY modifier. A
MODTIME untagged response MUST be returned if any read-write
metadata in the context changed since the last MODTIME for that
context. This includes metadata which is not listed in the RETURN
modifier for the context.
While a server may issue untagged ADDTO, REMOVEFROM, CHANGE, and
MODTIME at any time, the UPDATECONTEXT command is used to "prod"
the server to send any notifications it has not sent yet.
The UPDATECONTEXT command SHOULD NOT be used to poll for updates.
Example: C: Z4S9 UPDATECONTEXT "blurdybloop" "blarfl"
S: Z4S9 OK "client has been notified of all changes"
6.5.3. ADDTO Untagged Response
Data: context name
entry name
position
metadata list
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