On Fri, Apr 22, 2005 at 07:56:33AM +0000, daishi wrote:
> I am also having this problem using Thunderbird
> (of not being able to see folders aside from INBOX).
> I apologize in advance for my ignorance w/IMAP.
I think the problem may be the folder delimiter and/or the name of
the root level of the folder tree. Both of these are dealt with best
by the NAMESPACE IMAP extension, which isn't implemented in Binc 1.2.
> I tried comparing the dump between binc and courier.
> In the case of courier, after login I see:
>
> ---
> 3 namespace^M
>
> * NAMESPACE (("INBOX." ".")) NIL (("#shared." ".")("shared." "."))^M
> 3 OK NAMESPACE completed.^M
>
> 4 list "" "INBOX.%"^M
Right, the period is the folder delimiter in Courier.
> However, with binc I see only:
>
> ---
> 7 list "" "INBOX"^M
No folder delimiter at all. This will just list the INBOX folder, but
not any of it's subfolders.
> I tried telnet-ing into Binc to see what
> list "" "INBOX.%"
> among other things would return but I just got:
>
> ---
> 2 list "" "INBOX.%"
> 2 OK LIST completed
> 3 list "" "INBOX."
> 3 OK LIST completed
> 4 list "" "INBOX"
> * LIST (\Unmarked) "/" "INBOX"
> 4 OK LIST completed
> ---
Try
2 list "" "INBOX/%"
since slash is the folder delimiter used in Binc.
Also, there's a way to enter the root-level folder name in
Thunderbird, which is neccessary if you're using a Maildir++ depot,
but not if you're using an IMAPdir depot.
On Fri, Apr 22, 2005 at 10:31:44AM -0300, Alvaro Gomes Sobral Barcellos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sure that You check the owners and perms of directories/files and
> wich uid each program uses?
>
> Squirrel + Apache X tcpserver + Binc ?
SquirrelMail is just another IMAP client, so I think the only program
accessing the message store is the IMAP server, be it Courier or
Binc.
//Peter
