Lewis Perin wrote at 15:36 -0400 on Jun 22, 2012: > Uday Reddy <[email protected]> writes: > >Lewis Perin writes: > > > >> At this point, would it be appropriate to file a bug on the Launchpad > >> site? > > > >The best way to file bug reports is to use M-x vm-submit-bug-report.. But > >the bug-report function normally doesn't include "private information" in > >your settings, such as logins. So, you might need to add them manually. > > > >The only problem you seem to have at the moment is that the login didn't > >work. So, that is what you need to check. > > > >> > >> I’ve appended my current .vm in case anyone wants to find a flaw I’ve > >> missed: > >> > >> ;;;;;; start of .vm > >> > >> (setq vm-imap-account-alist > >> '( > >> ("imap-ssl:imap.gmail.com:993:*:login:[email protected]:*" "Gmail") > >> ("imap-ssl:owa.myschool.edu:993:*:login:[email protected]:*" > >> "Cornell IMAP") > >> ) > >> ) > > > >The login should be whatever your IMAP server wants you to use. It seems to > >unlikely that they want you to use something like "[email protected]".. You > >should check the documentation you have been given for your IMAP server. > > Sorry, I should have made clear that “[email protected]” is a > de-identified version of the real thing. The actual login in my .vm is > the same as the one I use when fetching mail from the same server via my > mobile phone.
Did you ever just try "me" in vm or on the command line openssl?
