"Stephen Isard" <[email protected]> wrote: |On Wed, 14 Sep 2016, Steffen Nurpmeso steffen-at-sdaoden.eu |s-nail| wrote: |... |>|I have an imap account to which I can connect with mailx but not s-nail. |>|In the account definition in my .mailrc, I have |>|account XX { |>| set folder=imaps://username@servername/Mail |>| blah |>|} |... |> I will try hard to reinstantiate IMAP support for the final |> release, almost anyone else seems to use it. It worked just fine |> once i tested it last, there was nothing at all that caught my |> attention. |> |>|Anyway, mailx is doing the right thing for that imap server, but s-nail |>|is not. |... | |Thanks, Steffen. I want to say that I do appreciate the work you are
Oh please, come on. Just a maintainer of a petty tool. :) |doing. My reference to mailx was just meant to be a suggestion that the |code there might give a pointer to how this case should be handled. | |The problem appears to lie with the /Mail at the end of the folder |definition. It was put there on the instruction of a support person a |long time ago, and since it worked with both mailx and pine, I never |thought to question it. I have a different account elsewhere whose |folder definition is just |set folder=imaps://username@servername |with no trailing directory name, and s-nail handles that correctly, |opening my INBOX on the mail server. Until now i have only grepped, and i cannot really see a difference in between Heirloom and us. With the exception that i, well, hacked in support for the URL objects which will be our internal, technical future. (And i moved some code.) Thanks for the hint, i will test as soon as possible and come back to you when i can reproduce, in which case, when i have fixed your issue. Ciao! --steffen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ __________________________________ [email protected]
