Sam Varshavchik wrote: > > Tim Dijkstra writes: > > > Maybe I wasn't really clear in my last message. > > > > Problem: > > When I check NEW mail (on server $home/Maildir/new/XXXX) with netscape > > communicator 4.78. It arrives in INBOX, but marked deleted (On the > > server $home/Maildir/cur/XXXX:2,T). > > Then find out why it's being delivered that way. > > > > > My setup: > > courier-imap compiled with --enable-workarounds-for-imap-client-bugs > > from debian package courier-imap_1.4.0-2 on a debian 'testing' system. > > > > I read the FAQS, I searched the archives, googled and found 1 reference > > to a similar problem, but no resolution. > > That's because Courier-IMAP has nothing to do with delivering mail to the > maildir. IMAP servers only read mail from existing mail accounts, and have > nothing to do with delivering mail into the account in the first place.
I probably do not understand the process then. My thoughts: 1)Somebody has mail for my domain and makes SMTP connection with MTA (exim) 2)MTA put new mail in $home/Maildir/new 3)User checks mail; Email-client makes IMAP connection with imap server (courier) 4)IMAP server sees mail in $home/Maildir/new 5)Notifies client and copies it to $home/Maildir/cur Then if for example user wants to delete email 1)Client talks IMAP with server. 2)Sends some kind of delete command 3)IMAP server appends ,T to message in $home/Maildir/cur What is wrong in this picture? Thnx in advance, Tim _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
