Re: pine 4.62 doesn't re-login for sent-mail folder if connection lost

Ross <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.pine.general
Message-ID <Pine.WNT.4.64.0702160026390.-1896043@computer101>
On Wed, 14 Feb 2007, Matt Ackeret wrote:
> If my INBOX is "CLOSED DUE TO ACCESS ERROR"(*), and I try to send mail,
> it tells me that sent-mail doesn't exist, do you want to create?
> It doesn't automatically log me back in.

An IMAP sent-mail folder would not exist if the INBOX folder is 
closed. Pine would offer to create a local version. For 
auto-relogin - how do you have the folder-reopen-rule set?  Or 
any of the keep open folder settings?

> If I try to postpone the message, it does automatically log me back in and
> successfully postpone it (good!).
> (*) This is with IMAP, and with 4.62.  I've been getting a lot of these
> lately (last week or two), and I haven't changed anything on my local
> system.  Well, I've changed what version of the in-progress OS I'm
> running, but it seems to me like that's not directly related to pine.
> I also haven't been running multiple pine or other mail sessions simultaneously
> lately so that shouldn't be related.

I get the "closed due to access error" too, only on one service I 
use, a bad POP-before-send-authenticated insecure POP3 server 
system that is slow & buggy. IMAP full-authenticated SSL systems 
I access work flawless.

Is the sending server authenticated with a read-before-send timer 
design?

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RossARR
[email protected]
mrossarr.nixsyspaus.org/
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