Re: An easy imap question

On Aug 16, 2006, Bert Driehuis ([email protected]) typed:

> On Wed, 16 Aug 2006, S.A. Birl wrote:
>
> 	[snip]
>
> >  But now that I look closer, you have your at "incoming folders"
> >  whereas my options reside at "folder-collections"
> >
> >  Maybe that's why it isnt working.  What an oversight on my part.
> >
> >  Hmmm... I dont want to access that IMAP server on constant basis.
> >  So having it in "incoming folders" is not an option for me.
>
> Have you tried it? I'm not accessing them on a constant basis either. I open
> them as I need them.



Im TAB'ing through my incoming folders.  In the past, Pine has always
made a connection to the IMAP server as soon as it hits that folder,
thus prompting for a password.




On Aug 16, 2006, Lucio Chiappetti ([email protected]) typed:

> Don't see the problem. As far as I can understand, having it in "incoming
> folders" does not imply it is kept open or checked, it's just a
> convenience to have it listed together with the INBOX.
>
> Maybe you do not have a pinerc syntax problem but a permission problem.
> Have you looked at the pine-debug files ?



Oddly, unless I overlooked an error message, I didnt see anything.
But here's what the journal has:

-----
Bad context, No '[' in context : {server.temple.edu/ssl/novalidate-cert}INBOX
  Debug file: /export/home/sbirl/.pine-debug1 (level=5 imap=4)
-----

I put this back into my rc file:
INBOX {server.temple.edu/ssl/novalidate-cert}INBOX,

I have pine aliased to pine -d flush,imap=4,numfiles=2,verbose=5,timestamp

I think the highest for verbose is 9?  I'll try that and see if
anything new pops up.

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