On Tuesday, December 09, 2003, Keith Russell wrote... >>> So it looks as though The Bat at least knows about my subscribed >>> folders. Why doesn't it display them for me?
>> INBOX isn't subscribed. However INBOX is a required box according >> to the RFCS (it's a special folder, you cannot delete/rename/create >> it). > So...how does INBOX get subscribed, unless you do it manually via > telnet? Usually you shouldn't have to. Normally it's one of those things that you're normally always subscribed to, but it can be unsubscribed (not deleted though). >> The CREATE "" item up there is... unusual to say the least, > Is this not being generated by TB? Is it coming from the server? It's TB if you look at the log lines... >> you should have an error line somewhere too. > Why? Because no folder was specified. The CREATE requires a folder to be specified, and one wasn't... it should have at least shown something in the logs. >> I'm wondering if TB is having issues because there is no subscribed >> inbox (see my other email). > It does appear that that was the case. I'll do some testing tonight to see if I can reproduce it on any of my servers, then shall submit a bug if it I can reproduce it. > Where can I learn how to interpret a trace file and see a description of > IMAP syntax? http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3501.html That'll give you the full syntax for the RFC regarding IMAP. -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) All true wisdom is found on T-shirts. --And in taglines.
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