Hi Andreas, * Andreas Aardal Hanssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [30-06-04 05:36]:
> Try moving the message in again. If this makes the IMAP server fail again, > then we have a concrete way to find the exact bug. Binc does handle huge > emails quite fine with no extra memory usage. I tested with a 1GB email - > no problem, although it did take some time to parse. If you are able to > reproduce your problem, then I hope we can cooperate off-list to find the > point where Binc caves in. I put the message back in, but this time it fetched correctly, albeit slowly (now I know why). However, since I first experienced this problem I have had it crash for a number of days, then run fine. The last time it ran fine I managed to 'crash' binc by (using mutt) moving all my files in /.sent to a new maildir folder, deleting /.sent, then moving the files back, letting mutt create a new /.sent folder. When I read the 'new' /.sent folder via SM, binc crashed. If you want me to try to reproduce this I will, and am happy to contribute on/off list in any way I can. -- Regards, Roland Hill Registered Linux User #330226 http://pl.net/~rnrhill/rhweb.htm @ http://counter.li.org
