In order for inetlisn to start imapd properly, it must be running as
SYSTEM (not as a user). The AT program is one way to make the process run
as SYSTEM. Also make sure that the Windows Firewall allows incoming
sessions to the port.
However, it needs to be emphasized that the Windows version of UW imapd is
a tool for experienced programmers who are building a server product.
It, along with inetlisn, is best seen as demonstration code and NOT as an
end-user application. Among other things, you need to build an SMTP
server and modify the UW source code to work with that SMTP server.
The UNIX version of UW imapd is for end-users.
If you are not a developer of Windows servers, the Windows version of UW
imapd is not for you. Either run UW imapd on a UNIX system, or you should
look at some other product that is designed to be a Windows IMAP server
for end users.
-- Mark --
http://staff.washington.edu/mrc
Science does not emerge from voting, party politics, or public debate.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
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