So what seems the be the consensus on what the issue is ?
What does the Stalwart patch do exactly - do you have a link for it ?
Scott
On Sunday, 05/01/2025 at 17:13 David Ferrero via dovecot wrote:
If you connect to imap with netcat assuming telnet isn’t an option
it will tell you what your
If you connect to imap with netcat assuming telnet isn’t an option it will tell
you what your server supports
nc server 143
Your setting says defaults +SPECIAL-USE
The + adds to whatever is there already.
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On 05/01/2025 11:12 EET david.ferrero--- via dovecot
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Well, I uncommented the imap_capabilities flag and REMOVED the IDLE
capability and now iOS 18 Mail client is getting and syncing emails.
I suspect the folks over at Stalwart were on to something ..
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> Well, I uncommented the imap_capabilities flag and REMOVED the IDLE
> capability and now iOS 18 Mail client is getting and syncing emails. I
> suspect the folks over at Stalwart were on to something I just
> don't know why command pipelining had to be added by Apple for the
> important ID
Well, I uncommented the imap_capabilities flag and REMOVED the IDLE capability
and now iOS 18 Mail client is getting and syncing emails. I suspect the folks
over at Stalwart were on to something I just don't know why command
pipelining had to be added by Apple for the important IDLE feature
FWIW, I uncommented the imap_capabilities flag in my conf.d/20-imap.conf file
and added everything to that line except IDLE. After removing IDLE from the
capabilities flag, mail started to sync to iOS Mail. This is strange. I also
noticed what appears to be a very HEAVY use of dovecot by the mai
