>
>
>get them to fix their proxy, its not the first uni to fuck up like this.
>  
>
Well, I'll try.  But it would be easier if I understood what's going on 
and what would have to be fixed (roughly).  A workaround would be nice, 
too, since they'll probably just tell me "Sorry, we only support 
Netscape and Outlook."

>are you using 1.1?  i thought htat had patches to get aroudn broken
>proxies  like this, but maybe it doesnt handle this case.  
>
Yes, using 1.1 snapshots.

>theres
>absolutely no reason "" should be sent as  a literal anyway.
>
Can you briefly explain to me what's going on?   Doesn't the LIST 
command require the reference name (ie, "") AND the mailbox name (eg, *) 
as arguments?  That's what RFC 2060 seems to me to be saying. Why is Evo 
only sending only the ""?  And is there a reason to use LITERAL+ in this 
case? I mean, why not just send LIST "" * ?

-RZ

>
>On Wed, 2002-08-21 at 05:52, Richard Zach wrtote:
>  
>
>>Hey,
>>
>>My school has changed the IMAP config, and now I can't login to get my 
>>mail. The log's below. Looks like Evo is inserting a CRLF in the LIST 
>>command where it shouldn't.
>>
>>-RZ
>>
>>received: * OK IMAP4 Ready iproxy1.acs.ucalgary.ca
>>sending : A00000 CAPABILITY
>>received: * CAPABILITY IMAP4 IMAP4REV1 LITERAL+
>>received: A00000 OK CAPABILITY
>>sending : A00001 LOGIN xxx xxx
>>received: A00001 OK You are so in
>>sending : A00002 LIST {0+}
>> ""
>>received: A00002 BAD Missing required argument to LIST
>>
>>camel-imap-provider-WARNING **: Unexpected response from IMAP server: 
>>A00002 BAD Missing required argument to LIST
>>sending : A00003 LOGOUT
>>received: "" BAD Missing command
>>
>>camel-imap-provider-WARNING **: Unexpected response from IMAP server: "" 
>>BAD Missing command
>>
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