Re: Tracing IMAP session

If you have access to the network path between the client and the server,
and assuming you are not doing SSL, then Wireshark should give you a view
on the IMAP session.

On 12/08/09 08:33 -0700, Mark Crispin wrote:
> This is normally done from the client side, due to the security  
> sensitivity of IMAP transactions.  Check to see if there is some option 
> in your smart phone to enable IMAP session logging.
>
> Otherwise, the normal way to do server-based logging is with tee (for  
> non-encrypted sessions) and/or an SSL proxy that does logging.
>
> Sadly, most smart phone IMAP clients are pretty bad.  Palm once had a 
> good client, but I don't think it ever got built for the Pre.
>
> On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, Thomas Börkel wrote:
>> I have some problems with the IMAP client of the Palm Pre phone and
>> would like to debug this.
>>
>> How can I enable tracing all IMAP communication in uw-imap 2007e?
>>
>> I have seen trace files on the net, but cannot find how to enable that.
>
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