On Mon, 2009-02-09 at 23:08 -0500, Sam Varshavchik wrote: > Chris writes: > > > On Mon, 2009-02-09 at 18:55 -0500, Sam Varshavchik wrote: > >> Chris writes: > >> > >> > Since changing over to Gnome on my Mandriva 2009 box I've been seeing > >> > this in my syslog: > >> > > >> > imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX..ibex.index.data: Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for > >> > INBOX..ibex.index: Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX..cmeta: > >> > Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for > >> > INBOX..ibex.index.data: Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for > >> > INBOX..ibex.index: Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX..cmeta: > >> > Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for > >> > INBOX..ibex.index.data: Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for > >> > INBOX..ibex.index: Invalid argument > >> > Feb 9 15:34:29 localhost imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX..cmeta: > >> > Invalid argument > >> > > >> > Note I'm using Evolution 2.24.2 with imap folders setup on my local box. > >> > This is courier-imap v4.4.0. I'd not noticed anything like this when > >> > using Kmail on my Mandrake 10.1 box and don't remember seeing it until I > >> > switched over to Gnome with Evolution. Am I possibly missing some files > >> > or is something out of whack somewhere else? > >> > >> If the above messages are correct, your IMAP client is sending invalid > >> folder names. > >> > >> > > Thanks Sam, can you explain a bit further please. For instance what > > could possibly be the 'invalid argument'? For instance I have the above > > In this case, the invalid argument is the folder name > "INBOX..ibex.index.data". Two consecutive periods in IMAP folder names is > illegal. > > > files in my ~/Maildir folder but only for three of the many folder I do > > have and nothing for inbox. Is this possibly an Evolution issue and not > > a courier-imap issue? > > That looks to be the case. Evolution, for some reason is sending a command > with these kinds of invalid folder names. > I'll take this up on the Gnome/Evolution list however something else strange. I've never had a ~/Maildir/INBOX folder and have been using courier for about 4yrs now under Kde until a week or so ago. Mail that is not processed to the other folders by procmail is kept in ~/Maildir/cur. This does sound like Evo has a problem, I'll start a new thread there.
Thanks for the help Chris -- KeyID 0xE372A7DA98E6705C
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