Also, testing distro doesn't seem to have the libc-client2002edebian package, but an install of the unstable package worked fine.
While, I am at it, I will throw this out. Does squirrelmail work over 993? I know it is supposed to, but haven't gotten it working yet. I compiled from source.
Matthijs wrote:
On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 20:10:09 +0200, Matt Krause <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, I have having problems getting unstable and testing versions of uw-impad Debian packages working. The version numbers are 7:2002edebian1-3 and 7:2002ddebian1-4 respectivly. With these two packages installed (uw-imapd and uw-imapd-ssl), I can only connect to the imap server via SSL or port 993.
I have a old stable box lying around running 4:2001adebian uw-imapd-ssl. The Debian uw-imapd package is not installed on it. That box works great on 143 or 993. I verifed this by installing uw-imapd-ssl 4:2001adebian on my stable box and it works over both ports as well.
So, does the newest version of uw-imapd and uw-imapd-ssl capable of working over both 143 and 993, and if so, how?
Sounds to me like you've got the same problem that I had two weeks ago - only my problem was with POP3 access. It seems that they have disabled plain-text login in the newer versions of uw-imapd (and ipopd).
You can do some reading: they've explained some of this in /usr/share/doc/libc-client(...)/README.Debian. The part between brackets is, for me, something like 2002edebian - verify this for your setup. The README file might be compressed.
Anyway, the suggestion is to put the line 'set disable-plaintext nil' in /etc/c-client.cf. That didn't completely work for me, I have the following two lines: I accept the risk set disable-plaintext nil
Since I only POP3 behind a router/firewall, I think the risk for me is acceptable.
Also, I needed to do: dpkg-reconfigure libc-client2002edebian (again, verify this last part for your setup.
Good luck,
-- Matt Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mattkrause.net
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