Re: [URGENT] What the heck? Message e112cbd810804e731e2e0d397787af62 seems to be gone!

Torsten Mueller <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.neomail.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>

Guru On Call- Justin Scott schrieb:
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> Just assisted my client in moving her sites from a Cobalt web appliance to a
> RedHat Linux server, and have been having some difficulty getting neomail to
> behave since the transition.
> 
> I finally have it to the point where it sees the users folders, shows them
> their inbox contents correctly, allows them to send email, but... When you
> click on an Inbox message it gives the error:
> 
> What the heck? Message e112cbd810804e731e2e0d397787af62 seems to be gone!
> 
> The messages all still exist in the sendmail spool file.
> 
> Further complicating issues are the following symptoms:
> 
> 1) Contents of sent-mail, saved-messages, neomail-trash are unviewable.
> 
> 2) After trying to view one of those folders, going back to INBOX shows no
> messages.
> 
> homedirfolders = 'yes'
> 
> Please advise, or tell me what other information I should provide.  This matter
> is moderately urgent.  Your attention is greatly appreciated.

Well it looks like, as neomail isn't setup properly for homedirfolders.
I wonder that sendmail supports homedirfolders, but my sendmail time is
some
years ago. That's why i ask: 
The inbox of a user is under 
/home/$username/Mail/$username ?

Point 2) of your mail indicates, that neomail looks into another
location
for the spoolfile than the first time (after login).

Did you install neomail from src, rpm, ... ?
What changes did you to neomail ?

Torsten


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