I had a long nighter and was able to fix most of my problems...in some of my config files I was missing the trailing / for ./Maildir/INBOX/ ...doh! Here's one thing I can't figure out.. When I send messages, the sent messages are saved in my local 'Sent' folder. Is there a way to tell Binc to saved them on server folder instead of a local one?
Thanks. --- Kyle Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Saturday, November 6 at 08:46 PM, quoth GoEd: > > I followed the instructions on Life with BincIMAP > to > > the best of my knowledge. > > Server reports operational and netstat reports > that my > > box is listening for IMAP/IMAPS connections. > > At this time my user's directory structure is as > > follows: > > /home/username/Maildir/INBOX/ and within this > folder > > I've moved /cur, /new and /tmp. > > I've made the changes on pop3d (run script) to > point > > to ./Maildir/INBOX, also my defaultdelivery file > > points to ./Maildir/INBOX as well. > > bincimap.conf is set to 'allow plain auth in non > ssl' > > to 'yes' and under Mailbox I have the following: > > depot = "IMAPdir", > > type = "Maildir", > > path = "Maildir", > > auto create inbox = "yes", > > auto subscribe mailboxes = "INBOX", > > umask = "077" > > All looks fine to me. > > > The two problems I have are: > > > > 1. It takes a real long time to get the first > > connection to the server when using Evolution. > > When I finally make the connection, if I hit the > > Send/Receive button or if I try to create a folder > > under INBOX the client becomes unresponsive, to > the > > point that I have to 'kill' Evolution. > > 2. I think I've lost the ability to receive > messages > > from other domains; I don't know where those > messages > > are being delivered to in my system. > > The second problem is unrelated to Binc - check out > the logs for your > SMTP server and find out what's happening to those > emails. If necessary, > contact the people who wrote your SMTP server. > > The first problem I'm not sure I can help you with, > BUT - take a trace > of the server, and then re-create the problem. That > will either tell you > what is going wrong, or, if you send it to the list, > will tell someone > here what is going wrong. > > To find out how to record a trace, check out these > three links: > http://lifewithbincimap.org/index.php/Main/DumpingWithRecordio > http://lifewithbincimap.org/index.php/Main/DumpingWithStrace > http://lifewithbincimap.org/index.php/Main/DumpingWithTcpdump > > ~Kyle > -- > Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to > reinvent it, poorly. > -- Henry Spencer > > ATTACHMENT part 2 application/pgp-signature name=signature.asc __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. www.yahoo.com
