On 4/22/2015 7:35 AM, Robert Chalmers wrote: > I could really use some help with this one, not just a flick off. I > love the software, and am trying my best to come to grips with it. > The following just simply elude me. > > Is this something in postfix, or dovecot perhaps causing this > message in *syslog*
These are from the mail client program "Mail". > I’ve searched everywhere I can think of for someone who can tell me > what is causing these messages in the syslog - It’s not caused by > the usual culprits. Because as you can see from the postconf > outputs, I have them set up correctly - I think. > There are half a dozen virtual domains on the Mac, and the “smart > host” is smtp.gmail.com <http://smtp.gmail.com>. > > Thanks for any help anyone can offer. > > Mail[8988]: No worthy mechs found > > │ > Mail[8988]: No worthy mechs found The "Mail" program attempted to send a message, but was unable to SASL authenticate to some server. There is no common match between the mechanisms announced by the server and the mechs supported by the client. The target server isn't logged here, so I guess you're supposed to look in the Mail program configuration. > > │ > Mail[8988]: -[MFIMAPAccount > IMAPMailboxForMailbox:name:createIfNeeded:]: Couldn't find > mailbox for name *'&g0l6P3ux-**‘* > This is an IMAP error from the Mail client program. The client is asking for something that doesn't exist. Not enough information given to know for sure, but I'm guessing this is a client configuration error, rather than a mailbox that /should/ exist but doesn't. The target IMAP system isn't logged; it could be your local dovecot or it could be a remote system. Anyway, nothing here related to postfix nor dovecot. -- Noel Jones
