I am trying to test out a dbmail installation. When I transfer mail to a dbmail IMAP mailbox with KMail I always get a lost connection. I have been watching the logs and when it happens it shows the text of the message being transfered one character to a line like such:
Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: " Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: 0 Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: " Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: > Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: < Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: B Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: R Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: > Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: ^M Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: < Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: B Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: R Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: > Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: ^M Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: n Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: c Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: k Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: l Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: j Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: h Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: ^M Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: < Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: / Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: B Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: > Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: < Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: / Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: P Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: > Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: < Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: / Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: F Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: O Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: N Jul 10 16:20:25 destiny dbmail/imap4[9749]: T Any ideas on that might be happening? Thank you in advance. -- Bret Baptist Systems and Technical Support Specialist [EMAIL PROTECTED] Internet Exposure, Inc. http://www.iexposure.com (612)676-1946 x17 Web Development-Web Marketing-ISP Services ------------------------------------------ Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday.
