On Thursday 03 August 2006 13:05, Zbigniew Szalbot took the opportunity to say: > > If you're using maildir, you should have a maildir_format somewhere... > > Not sure I understand - the mailboxes are in /home/USER_NAME/Mail/Maildir > Mail files have names like qJ3EZSE-54119, etc.
OK, that sounds fine.
> > *How* do you connect and authenticate? You must have a POP or IMAP server
> > involved. inetd knows nothing of this - it's just a meta-server that
> > accepts connections and spawns the server processes that do the actual
> > work. But yes, whatever server you use it must of course look in the same
> > place as where Exim places the incoming mail.
>
> I use Mozilla Thunderbird but I also tried telnet localhost 110, giving
> username and password and I got information
> + OK Mailbox open, 0 messages.
Yes, but what server software? If you're only using what comes with Cygwin I
suspect it's UW-imapd, which doesn't support Maildir.
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