Mark,
The text is correct. If INBOX is an empty file, it defaults to the
system standard (which is traditional UNIX format on most systems, but
MMDF on SCO).
I see your point. Empty means empty in the sense of contains zero
bytes rather than contains zero messages (since it describes a file
Could it be that set new-folder-format same-as-inbox documented in
http://www.washington.edu/imap/documentation/imaprc.txt.html does not
work in imap-2004c1? I have done a bunch of tests with this and it seems
to have no effect when the INBOX is in mbx format.
It works for me. I just tried
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005, Mark Brand wrote:
But still, even with this understanding, what happens
if there is no INBOX at all?
That's where magic begins. You'll have to read the code in the dummy
driver to understand.
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But still, even with this understanding, what happens
if there is no INBOX at all?
That's where magic begins. You'll have to read the code in the dummy
driver to understand.
Now that you mention it, I had noticed a number of almost supernatural
properties in imap.
Probably because the
Could it be that set new-folder-format same-as-inbox documented in
http://www.washington.edu/imap/documentation/imaprc.txt.html does not
work in imap-2004c1? I have done a bunch of tests with this and it seems
to have no effect when the INBOX is in mbx format. (New folders are
still in the system
In the following passage of imaprc.txt, shouldn't the sentence
If INBOX is empty, it defaults to system standard.
read
If INBOX does not exist, it defaults to system standard.
1) set new-folder-format
sets what format new mailboxes are created in. This also controls
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Mark Brand wrote:
Could it be that set new-folder-format same-as-inbox documented in
http://www.washington.edu/imap/documentation/imaprc.txt.html does not
work in imap-2004c1? I have done a bunch of tests with this and it seems
to have no effect when the INBOX is in mbx
The text is correct. If INBOX is an empty file, it defaults to the system
standard (which is traditional UNIX format on most systems, but MMDF on
SCO).
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Hi,
Can someone tell me what the CLIENT BUG references mean in the status
report?
This is a transcript of the IMAP status operation. The client is based
on c-client, running in Windows XP, and the server is uw-imapd running
over a TLS connection (on Linux):
4/16/2005 10:55:05 AM: 0005
On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, Mike Schmidt wrote:
Can someone tell me what the CLIENT BUG references mean in the status
report?
It means that you did a STATUS command on the selected (opened) mailbox; a
completely unnecessary and wasteful operation which could also have
additional severe negative
Thank you very much, Mark. This is exactly the information I was looking
for. I am just learning to understand c-client, and, although I have
read the various doc files many times, especially the internal.txt one,
there are many aspects of the operational use of c-client that I do not
yet
On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, Mike Schmidt wrote:
Now I have an additional quick question, more a design question than anything
else: if I understand correctly, I should have 1 mailstream open to an imap
server, not one per mailbox. I should reuse this mailstream when switching
mailboxes instead of
Thanks Mark.
When I look at the server logs for Thunderbird or Outlook, I never see
more that one IMAP logon at a time. That also goes for all the users on
our production server, although they are nearly all either Outlook or
Thunderbird, with maybe an occasional Eudora thrown in for good
On 04/16/2005 07:44:18 PM, Mike Schmidt wrote:
Thanks Mark.
When I look at the server logs for Thunderbird or Outlook, I never
see more that one IMAP logon at a time. That also goes for all the
users on our production server, although they are nearly all either
Outlook or Thunderbird, with
Hi All,
I'm trying to track down where message uid is encoded in a message in a
mbx mail folder?
Darren
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I have a question, or maybe I just need some advice. Consider this
situation please:
-There's a user called info. The purpose of the user is to receive
mail that will end up in a shared mailbox that members of a group
info can read and write to.
-Postfix delivers messages to /var/spool/mail/info
Is it safe for several users to be accessing the same mbx mailbox via
different symbolic links pointing to that mailbox? Assume that all users
are doing this with c-client software, or even that all users are using
imapd.
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Please consider 2 situations where messages are moved from spool files
into mbx INBOX files in users home directories:
A. c-client software automatically moves mail when software accesses
incoming spool file.
B. Someone explicitly invokes mailutil appenddelete.
The question is: Can corruption of
On Thu, 14 Apr 2005, Mark Brand wrote:
Is it safe for several users to be accessing the same mbx mailbox via
different symbolic links pointing to that mailbox?
Yes. However, don't use NFS with mbx format.
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Hi,
I'm writing a headless imap client using c-client on WindowsXP. I have
interfaced to all the mail functions and can successfully read mail
messages from my uw-imap server (linux). Since the mail storage is
handled by another application, with which my client communicates. The
c-client
As a first order approximation:
You should have on record the UIDVALIDITY of the mailbox, highest assigned
UID in the mailbox ever seen by the client, and UIDs of all messages. If
the IMAP server reports a different UIDVALIDITY then what you have, dump
your entire cache; it has been
All-
This relates more to the mbx-format supported by UW's imapd than to
c-client, so I'll be brief.
We make extensive use of mbx in our environment, and we occassionally run
into corrupt mailboxes. Like many other sites, we've developed an
in-house tool for automating some of the repair process
On Mon, 11 Apr 2005, Rob Henderson wrote:
We have observed that the UW imapd is changing the ctime on mail folders
on every access, even when the folder is not modified.
Fair question, unfair answer. :-)
Blame the designers of UNIX. There is no way to peek at the contents of
a file without
Folks,
I have a strange problem with an MBX format INBOX. It contains 6618 messages
but only the most recent 33 are being displayed by
PINE or any other clients I've tried. Connecting to the INBOX does not result
in any error messages so I don't really have
anything to go on to make a manual
Does mailutil check mailbox comes back reporting no errors and the
correct number of messages?
John Landamore
School of Mathematics Computer Science
University of Leicester
University Road, LEICESTER, LE1 7RH
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: +44 (0)116 2523410 Fax: +44 (0)116 2523604
Folks,
I
Dear Mark,
Thanks for your answer. I've figured out the authentication problems, and
it has to do with PAM. MacOS 10.3 (Panther) uses PAM for all of its
authentication, quite different from 10.2 (Jaguar).
So in addition to starting the imap service on port 143 (and imaps on 993),
which I also
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Clive McDowell wrote:
I have a strange problem with an MBX format INBOX. It contains 6618
messages but only the most recent 33 are being displayed by PINE or any
other clients I've tried.
That means that the other 6585 messages were deleted and expunged in a
shared session.
Mark Crispin wrote:
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Clive McDowell wrote:
I have a strange problem with an MBX format INBOX. It contains 6618
messages but only the most recent 33 are being displayed by PINE or
any other clients I've tried.
That means that the other 6585 messages were deleted and expunged
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Matthew Leingang wrote:
Now when I try to connect using an IMAP client (even telnet localhost 143)
I can't login. I get the NO LOGIN failed response.
Does this happen when you make an SSL (port 993) connection to your IMAP
server?
Does Entourage do a STARTTLS command? If it
Are there any plans to add RFC 3348 support to imapd? I'm currently
trying to improve performance in Horde IMP 4.x when accessing a
UW-IMAP server. IMP does 'LIST #shared/*' and then imapd returns a
huge list of shared folders, even though the user doesn't have access to
most of those
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Matt Selsky wrote:
Are there any plans to add RFC 3348 support to imapd?
CHILDREN is being replaced by LISTEXT in the IETF IMAP Extensions Working
Group. Among other desirable things, LISTEXT will require the client to
indicate that it wants children information.
The bad
Mark,
Thanks for the quick response and the clarification. The way we
organized our shared folders a user will never have access to a
child mailbox is they don't have access to the parent and they would
never create folders in #shared.
Am I correct in that we'd want to modify
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Matt Selsky wrote:
Am I correct in that we'd want to modify dummy_list_work() to implement
this?
To alter list behavior, yes. Either there or in dummy_listed(), which has
filters for other reasons.
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I read my MH mail from two clients: Emacs MH mode, directly from the MH
dirs, and Mozilla via the UW IMAP server. The IMAP server frequently
re-reads my mailboxes, which are sometimes large (e.g. 4k, 6k messages),
and it was taking a long time. I found that the routine mh_headers
always reads
Thank you very much!
The next release will be imap-2004d, a maintenance release. imap-2004d is
under a coding freeze for the upcoming Pine 4.63 release, and so your
changes won't make it in in imap-2004d.
However, I'm doing some related performance improvements, as part of the
imap-2005 work,
Can uw Imap (c-client) create nested folders? How do I do this?
I read, somewhere, that this required using the .mbx format for
mailboxes. So I recompiled imapd changing the default format to mbx.
After some unpleasant experiences trying to get tmail to work with
sendmail (can't figure out
What I need to do, and am hoping that uw imap will do, is create
subfolders within folders. So, for example, I could create folder X
that contains messages and then put folder Y into it. I realize that
both mbox and mbx formats are flat files and thus it seems UNLIKELY
that this can be done.
In order to create mailboxes within a mailbox, you need to use a mailbox
format which supports this dual-use.
mbx format is not such a format; nor is traditional UNIX mailbox format.
The dual-use mailbox formats supported in the distribution version of
c-client are mh, mx, and news.
Mark Crispin wrote:
In order to create mailboxes within a mailbox, you need to use a
mailbox format which supports this dual-use.
mbx format is not such a format; nor is traditional UNIX mailbox format.
That is doable. Just deside on a special mailbox name to be the folders
'own' mailbox, let
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Mark Crispin wrote:
In order to create mailboxes within a mailbox, you need to use a mailbox
format which supports this dual-use.
mbx format is not such a format; nor is traditional UNIX mailbox format.
The dual-use mailbox formats supported in the distribution version of
Dear all,
One of my win32 program use the c-client. When i compile, i get a lot of
errors.
e:\project\abc\ab\library\imap-2004c1\c-client\mail.h(471) : warning C4005:
'ERROR' : macro redefinition
c:\program files\microsoft sdk\include\wingdi.h(98) : see previous
definition of 'ERROR'
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Bruce Shaw wrote:
I'm not using INBOX. I'm using /var/mail/whatever-the-user-name-is.
Ah. I understand now.
When you give a specific filename, then a file by that name must exist.
However, there is no reason why you should need to do this; to refererence
your own mailbox,
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Bruce Shaw wrote:
OK, now I'm confused. Back awhile ago I was using a variant of cyrus-IMAP
that required a specific file named INBOX to be sitting in your home
directory.
Yes, you're confused, and I think that it's a good idea to resolve the
confusion, because otherwise you
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Bruce Shaw wrote:
I reinstalled everything the way I figured it should be set up and left it
overnight intending to fight with it in the morning. During the night a
message came in and was successfully processed. /var/mail/username now
appears to contain a valid DON'T DELETE
Just as a friendly reminder, the imap@u.washington.edu mailing list is for
discussions of the IMAP protocol. Software questions about UW imapd
should go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We're going to do something about these mailing list names. Even though
the actual software is called c-client, most
Hi,
After a cursory examination, I didn't see a uudecoding function
anywhere in c-client; a co-worker swears there is one. Does c-client
have uudecoding built in someplace?
Charles
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On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
If I implement this, would it be more consistent to make it a callback route
that returns a pointer to an allocated chunk of memory (with the caller
responsible for freeing), or a parameter where I actually pass in the
PEM-encoded string and c-client
I'm trying to build up a Horde/IMP installation secured by using SSL
certificates on both sides (server and client). I have no trouble using
the client cert to authenticate to Horde, and I have no trouble using
the client cert to authenticate _directly_ to Cyrus IMAP (which is
obviously my
No, c-client does not have any support for SSL client certificates.
The [GS]ET_SSLCERTIFICATEQUERY mail_parameter() callback routine is used
to allow the application a chance to decide whether to proceed or abort if
the *server* certificate fails validation.
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Kevin P.
Hello all,
Has anybody experienced problems using c-client on Google's SMTP
server? I'm trying to send a message using c-client, and that's what I
get:
Log: SMTP SERVER BUG (invalid challenge): =
Log: Can not authenticate to SMTP server: 334 =
The hostlist I'm passing to smtp_open looks like
Hi,
Also, when running test transfers, I am experiencing more weird error
messages from mailutil, such as message contain NUL character. It
seems that my users mailboxes contain a lot of crap.
I remember, I had those a lot when I converted my old Unix mailboxes
that had NeXTMail attachments in
Sorry, this is really back in time
On Tue, 29 Apr 2003, Mark Crispin wrote:
There are, indeed, other alternatives to flat-file and file/message
formats. We are working on such an alternative in c-client, and hope to
offer it soon (it's in testing here).
Are there any news about this
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Nicolas Kowalski wrote:
Are there any news about this alternative format ?
Not yet. I've been bogged down in other tasks.
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On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Jose A. Fabregas Reyes wrote:
I have a Tru64 V5.1A DS20 machine. One o twice at day, i get this
message:
syslog: IMAP toolkit crash: Lock when already locked
Just as a friendly reminder, the imap@u.washington.edu mailing list is for
matters pertaining to the IMAP *protocol*,
Hi,
How can I call a specific script when a user connects to the server or
does any other stuff (like read or erase mail)?
Thanks,
JL
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The short answer is: there is no option to deliver a message as deleted.
As you discovered, your hack with X-Status won't work, especially not with
messages in formats other than traditional UNIX (since X-Status is only
with traditional UNIX format).
To do it right, you'll have to add a switch
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005 16:31:25 -0800 (Pacific Standard Time) Mark Crispin [EMAIL
PROTECTED] wrote:
MC On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
MC In theory I totally agree but in practice there is this broken server
MC which doesn't support any other way to login except by using USER but
still
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
They may have an administrative policy that clients should use the SSL
POP3 service (port 995) instead of unencrypted POP3 port 110; but for the
benefit of old pre-SSL clients (which also would not use CAPA) it allows
the USER/PASS commands.
Ok, but if
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 10:25:09 -0800 Mark Crispin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MC Doing so is the type of behavior that Microsoft is often accused of doing:
MC taking the expedient approach instead of the correct one. I find it sadly
MC ironic that the open source community would even think of doing
On 02/02/2005 07:52:25 PM, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
[snip]
But the user does. This is why I think that ideally there would be
an option, e.g. a cclient callback to the main program which would
allow it to decide -- presumably by asking the user -- whether to
continue connecting. If there was a
On Feb 2, 2005, at 22:55, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
MC In that case, the user can cancel his account at that ISP and find
an
MC alternative ISP which complies with the standards.
How many users are going to do this? Or, more importantly, how many
ISPs
would do anything even if [s]he did?
Many. I'm
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 00:09:38 +0100 Frode Nordahl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FN Many. I'm working at one of the largest ISPs in Norway, and we take
FN pride in allways attempting to do things the right way, following
FN standards, and generally being nice internet citizens.
My sincere
I'm trying to compile IMAP and I keep getting the following error:
imap-2004c1]# make slx
.
.
.
ln -s ip4_unix.c ip_unix.c
ln: `ip_unix.c': File exists
make[3]: *** [onceenv] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/imap-2004c1/c-client'
make[2]: *** [slx] Error 2
make[2]: Leaving
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Kowal, Michael wrote:
ln: `ip_unix.c': File exists
ip_unix.c is a file that is made as part of the build. It should not
exist when the build is started.
Try doing a make clean and then try the build again.
If you got your copy from a third-party, try getting it directly from
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
In theory I totally agree but in practice there is this broken server
which doesn't support any other way to login except by using USER but still
doesn't advertise it. It's clearly is a bug in server implementation and
using USER is the only way to work
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Kowal, Michael wrote:
Worked perfectly, but I get errors about SSL. Is there a way I can tell
make where my installation of SSL is (e.g ssl is currently installed in
/usr/local/ssl/)?
/usr/local/ssl is the default location. If you are building on Linux, you
should use make
Mark Crispin wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Patrick Bennett wrote:
How do I generically support this feature with any given server a
customer might be using?
When you open the mailbox, use the /authuser= option, e.g.
{imap.example.com/user=fred/authuser=joe}inbox
where fred is the account to be
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005, Patrick Bennett wrote:
When using /authuser with Exchange I get the error
'Can't do /authuser with this server.'
As you surmised, Exchange does not support it.
I then set up a local test CommuniGate Pro server to try it.
Your test shows that Communigate Pro doesn't support
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Patrick Bennett wrote:
One final comment. The whole idea of PROXYAUTH has been obsolete for a
decade, having been replaced with SASL authentication/authorization ID.
How do I generically support this feature with any given server a customer
might be using?
When you open
I am using a Mac OS 10.3.x for a mail server (only about 25 clients).
I used an application called Postfix Enabler to start the mail
service. Postfix Enabler starts Postfix and loads the 2004 UW/IMAP
release for pop3 and imap. All works well. My problem is with message
status. Most of the
This note is to announce the availability of the University of Washington
IMAP toolkit version 200c. This is a maintenance release with minimal
user-visable changes, but some important bug fixes.
Information about changes can be found in the release notes in file
imap-2004c/docs/RELNOTES
I have recently tried to build imapd on aix 5.2, build NOSSL a41. After
installation, i cannot log into my imap account, I get some
authorization type error. I have previously built imapd without
incident!
Mike Klein
Manager of System Services
Loyola University New Orleans
6363 St. Charles
Does imapd, versions prior to the 4.61, use dynamic linking for
libraries, or, are the libraries included in the executable? I'm on aix
5.2 and use gcc to do the builds. The problem revolves around libiconv!
With the ibm lib, it works, but other things don't. With the opensource
version, other
Thank you. I agree with your suggested patch, and it will be in the next
release.
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On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 14:50:23 -0800 (Pacific Standard Time)
Mark Crispin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you. I agree with your suggested patch, and it will be in the
next release.
Thanks!
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On Tue, 11 Jan 2005, Andrew Biggs wrote:
Specifically, I am finding that although Exchange
doesn't appear to support the STARTTLS capability (if
you know how to turn this on please let me know!), it
does apparently listen to port 993 for connections
that begin with a TLS negotiation, followed by
Excellent, you just made my day. Thanks Mark!
Mark Crispin wrote:
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005, Andrew Biggs wrote:
Specifically, I am finding that although Exchange
doesn't appear to support the STARTTLS capability
(if
you know how to turn this on please let me know!),
it
does apparently listen
Hi,
i am experiencing with UW imap and the tmail program.
My test system is a debian sarge system, I'm using the
mbx mailbox format.
Sometimes (and I don't see any dependencies) the tmail program
writes the error message unable to lock append mailbox.
After that, tmail writes the message
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005, Stefan Schulte wrote:
Sometimes (and I don't see any dependencies) the tmail program
writes the error message unable to lock append mailbox.
The most likely cause is that either the /tmp directory is protected other
than 1777, or that the lock file protection was changed from
Hi all!
Trying to find a cause of http://bugs.php.net/31431 I've discovered
that rfc822_8bit() function (from src/c-client/rfc822.c, line 1938)
incorrectly computes maximum result length.
This causes buffer overrun segfault.
Current formula:
---
unsigned char *ret = (unsigned char *)
Hi,
I have a Sparc E250 server running Solaris 2.8.
I am trying to build IMAP-2004b on this system but I am encountering
problems during the compilation.
I don't have OpenSSL installed in the default location of
/usr/local/ssl. It is a symbolic link to another filesystem.
I edited the
Quoting Mark Crispin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I call the function this way
mail_setflag_full(stream, valid_uid, \\Deleted, ST_UID)
the program crash. Am i doing something wrong?
Unfortunately, your report is too vague to diagnose without additional
Hi,
I'm trying to send the command for Getannotation and Setannotation (from
ANNOTATE MORE draft)
I must send something like this :
GETANNOTATION INBOX /comment value.priv
I've look at the LIST code and write my code like this :
argument[0].type = ASTRING;
argument[0].text =
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I finally fixed it. The variable containing stream was overwritten by an
overflow bug
Was this in your code or in c-client?
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Quoting Mark Crispin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I finally fixed it. The variable containing stream was overwritten by an
overflow bug
Was this in your code or in c-client?
In my code, either way I would have signaled it :-)
Julien
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I call the function this way
mail_setflag_full(stream, valid_uid, \\Deleted, ST_UID)
the program crash. Am i doing something wrong?
Unfortunately, your report is too vague to diagnose without additional
information.
What type of crash do you get?
This message is to announce the release of version 2004b of the University
of Washington IMAP toolkit, imap-2004b. This release is available on:
ftp://ftp.cac.washington.edu/mail/imap-2004b.tar.Z
The convenience link:
ftp://ftp.cac.washington.edu/mail/imap.tar.Z
now points to this
Hi,
When I call the function this way
mail_setflag_full(stream, valid_uid, \\Deleted, ST_UID)
the program crash. Am i doing something wrong?
The version is imap2004a AFAIK (I use a precompiled lib)
Thanks
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This is the first year I have used imap. All without incident. I have
users that have created a folder trees based on the year. Do any of the
utlities have a wild card capability to copy all the folders and
subfolders in one command or do I have to copy the folder/subfolders
one folder at a
On Tue, 28 Dec 2004, Andrew wrote:
This is the first year I have used imap. All without incident. I have users
that have created a folder trees based on the year. Do any of the utlities
have a wild card capability to copy all the folders and subfolders in one
command or do I have to copy the
Does c-client send a BYE to mm_notify() or mm_log() when the server
disconnect after x minutes of inactivity? I had Ethereal running and
when I saw a FIN from the server, c-client never sent a BYE that the
connection has been disconnected.
--
Hello c-client subscribers,
Happy coming new year to all of you.
Is there any way I can get progress state while sending/receiving
messages using c-client library? I would like to show how many bytes
has been transfered so far and stuff like that. Is there any available
callbacks for that?
Does anybody have had issues with the new platform SDK SP2?
I've recompiled the library with it, and I got 2 errors.
The first one is a certificate problem ( saying that my certificate is
self-sign)
so it won't connect.
The second one is a crash (bad memory access in the ip_nt.c ip_nametoaddr
On Tue, 21 Dec 2004, Erich Beyrent wrote:
I am running FreeBSD 5.3 and have built the latest version of imap. My
problem is that I cannot seem to get IMAP to download any messages to my
Outlook client. POP3 is working correctly - in my $HOME directory, I have a
.mail file containing all the
Hi Mark.
Thanks for the reply. I've created a bug report with the mysql folks aswell.
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=7428
I would be inclined it's something better suited for them to fix on their end as
earlier versions of mysql 4.1.x worked when being linked with c-client. When I
sent this
Hi all,
I am running FreeBSD 5.3 and have built the latest version of imap. My
problem is that I cannot seem to get IMAP to download any messages to my
Outlook client. POP3 is working correctly - in my $HOME directory, I have a
.mail file containing all the messages that sendmail dumps in
On Tue, 21 Dec 2004, Erich Beyrent wrote:
I am running FreeBSD 5.3 and have built the latest version of imap. My
problem is that I cannot seem to get IMAP to download any messages to my
Outlook client. POP3 is working correctly - in my $HOME directory, I have a
.mail file containing all the
On Sun, 19 Dec 2004, Mark Crispin wrote:
On Sun, 19 Dec 2004, Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote:
I was wondering if UW Imap had the ability to report the system quota of the
mail directory (i.e. the home directory) to users who were using the QUOTA
extension.
At the current time, the
It would not be very difficult to implement UIDPLUS in the IMAP client
code, especially just UID EXPUNGE. However, it is quite difficult to
implement UIDPLUS in c-client in general -- in particular, for non-IMAP
mail stores.
UIDPLUS may happen in the future, but I can't predict when just now.
Hi,
I have Eudora and Outlook clients that get frequent to occasional
connection time outs when checking mail. I believe this is exclusively
for the pop users but may be for imap also. We have ~300 users and
the ratio of pop to imap is about 15 to 1.
The problem we are seeing is
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