try setting the environment variable CAMEL_VERBOSE_DEBUG to 1 and then running evolution. This will dump IMAP protocol spewage to stderr.
Jeff On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 14:48 -0400, Paul Smith wrote: > Hi all; I'm using Evo 1.4.6 on a Debian sid box. I'm connecting to an > Exchange 5.5 server using IMAP and normal password authentication (I've > tried ntlm, which my server supports, but that doesn't work either). > > For the last year or so it's worked fine, but recently I upgraded to the > above version of Evo and now I can't keep a connection to my server. > Sometimes it works for a while, but most of the time when I try to log > in I get an error "IMAP command failed: You do not have permission to > log on." Of course, it's also possible that something changed on the > server that I don't know about. After farting around with the > configuration, or just being persistent, it seems to work and get a > login, and continue to log in while it checks for new mail (I assume > it's not connected all the time). Then a few hours later or the next > morning I'll get a dialog saying that it couldn't connect, and it starts > all over. > > The very bizarre thing is that I also use fetchmail to download one of > my IMAP folders from the same account, leaving the other folders for > Evo, and fetchmail connects every single time, no problems at all. I > run it in daemon mode and it connects every 10 seconds (!) and downloads > my mail. > > > One other point to raise: I've found myself having to shutdown my work > version of Evo (using evolution --force-shutdown), then start it up > again with DISPLAY set to my system at home. I wonder if something is > getting hosed when that happens? > > > Basically, I don't know what to do next and I'm hoping someone can > provide me with some debugging options or other pointers...? Is there a > way to see the dialog with IMAP server when Evo tries to connect? That > would be informative. > -- Jeffrey Stedfast Evolution Hacker - Novell, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] - www.novell.com
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