These are typical logfile messages from a user who is unable to retrieve mail. It might help me solve the problem if I knew the meaning of the various nmsgs/ndele/nseen counts. Guessing seems inappropriate. (local user and server names changed). Id string from ipop3d: '2007e'.
Nov 10 00:37:41 msvr ipop3d[13146]: Login user=pat host=mail-xxx-yyy.google.com [209.85.xx.xx] nmsgs=20305/22171 Nov 10 00:37:42 msvr ipop3d[13146]: Update user=pat host=mail-xxx-yyy.google.com [209.85.xx.xx] nmsgs=22171 ndele=0 nseen=0 Nov 10 00:37:42 msvr ipop3d[13146]: Logout user=pat host=mail-xxx-yyy.google.com [209.85.xx.xx] In other background on the problem, 'grep "^From " /user/mail/pat | wc' gives a line count in the 200s. 'mutt -f /user/mail/copy_of_pat' parses the file without difficulty, and shows the 200-some messages. I would like to figure out how to get as many as possible of these 200-some messages delivered to the user through their preferred mail-reading system (gmail). So far it seems that if any message from that troublesome set is in the mail spool file, things go badly as described above. TIA, Ken _______________________________________________ Imap-uw mailing list [email protected] http://mailman2.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/imap-uw
