| Summary: | My INBOX (IMAP) only contains one mail with subject contains ".mailboxlist" after upgrading to 3.3.1! | ||
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| Product: | [Unmaintained] kmail | Reporter: | Jens <jens-bugs.kde.org> |
| Component: | IMAP | Assignee: | kdepim bugs <kdepim-bugs> |
| Status: | RESOLVED REMIND | ||
| Severity: | normal | CC: | lemma |
| Priority: | NOR | Keywords: | triaged |
| Version: | 1.7.1 | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Platform: | unspecified | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
| Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
| Sentry Crash Report: | |||
| Attachments: |
evolution-imap-startup.conversation
kmail-imap-startup.conversation |
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Strange - when I configure a folder prefix "INBOX" in the IMAP account settings, the INBOX (Posteingang) is shown correctly and everything works, but all the other folders are hidden. Without INBOX as a folder prefix, back to the above errors - and also, ".mailboxlist" shows up as a folder in the RMB "subscribe" menu which you get by right-clicking on the account in the left side mail folder structure. Here is a log of Evolution-1.4.6 selecting the INBOX, for comparison: # T 139.11.161.138:43342 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] D00027 SELECT INBOX.. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43342 [AP] * 145 EXISTS..* NO Mailbox vulnerable - directory /var/mail must have 1777 protection..* 0 RECENT..* OK [UIDVALIDITY 1098285617] UID validity status..* OK [UIDNEXT 304] Predicted next UID..* FLAGS (\Answere d \Flagged \Deleted \Draft \Seen)..* OK [PERMANENTFLAGS (\* \Answered \Flagged \Deleted \Draft \Seen)] Permanent flags..D00027 OK [READ-WRITE] SELECT completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43342 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] D00028 FETCH 145 UID.. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43342 [AP] * 145 FETCH (UID 303)..D00028 OK FETCH completed.. Additional info: Evolution displays the ".mailboxlist" file as a folder. When I delete it in Evolution (and thus, apparently, unsubscribe from all IMAP folders), KMail can again work as expected. (at least it displays my INBOX properly) However, once I do this no other IMAP client can access any folders from my account. Strange. The log is pretty hard to read, please attach an ethereal log that shows the
startup of kmail with the expanded account and when you click on your inbox
("Posteingang"). This folder contains the message you're talking about,
right?
Am Mittwoch, 27. Oktober 2004 22:37 schrieb Carsten Burghardt:
> The log is pretty hard to read, please attach an ethereal log
> that shows the startup of kmail with the expanded account and when you
> click on your inbox ("Posteingang"). This folder contains the message
> you're talking about, right?
Hello,
I tried ethereal, but I could not find a way to record only Port 143. As
there is a LOT of network traffic here I don't want it to fully log
everything. Please tell me how to get ethereal to record only what I
need ;)
Thank you!
AFAIK you can filter the ethereal log after it was created. Hi, I have attached two conversation logs created with Ethereal, one with KMail 1.7.1 (showing the bug), one with Evolution 1.4.6 (not showing it). I edited both files and search&replaced my login/password and the server name to protect the innocent. :-) By unsubscribing from all IMAP folders, and (from Evolution) deleting the ".mailboxlist" pseudo-folder, I am able to avoid the KMail bug, but as soon as I resubscribe *any* folders it reappears. Now it's in the "archiv" folder: KMail displays the "/HOMES/j/mylogin/.mailboxlist" message instead of any content. Evolution also displays ".mailboxlist" as a (non-subscribed" folder but otherwise works fine. Very strange. Thank you for your help! Created an attachment (id=8068) evolution-imap-startup.conversation Created an attachment (id=8069) kmail-imap-startup.conversation Your server installation seems pretty busted. The .mailboxlist is indeed listed as a folder by the server so you have to check with your server admin what's wrong with that. This strange message is definitely in the folder so there is no kmail bug either. The only bug in kmail is that it doesn't show the .mailboxlist folder but I don't think thats important. Did you try to list only subscribed folders (show only subscribed folders in the account config)? Hello, I did report to my local postmaster, will post replies here. Thanks! > This strange message is definitely in the folder so there is no kmail > bug either. The only bug in kmail is that it doesn't show the > .mailboxlist folder but I don't think thats important. But what I think *is* a bug is that it displays the ".mailboxlist" message in an (seemingly) arbitrary *OTHER* folder, instead of all mails that are *really* in that folder. Evolution doesn't do it, I installed it to check for just that purpose! ;) > Did you try to list only subscribed folders (show only subscribed > folders in the account config)? Yes, then I can't see any folders. Currently I must not be subscribed to any, otherwise the .mailboxlist pseudo-message appears, and is displayed in *one* of my folders, instead of its real content. According to your log the following happened:
- the account was checked for new mails
- a listing was started (the account is probably expanded) and one of the
folders is the ".mailboxlist"
- the folder INBOX was selected and a mail was displayed ("FEKO something")
- the folder ".mailboxlist" was selected which contains only one mail and
this was displayed
Isn't this the case? Perhaps some other folder has the imappath
".mailboxlist" and is named differently so please check your
~/.kde/share/config/kmailrc if any folder has this path.
Am Freitag, 29. Oktober 2004 14:47 schrieb Carsten Burghardt: > According to your log the following happened: > - the account was checked for new mails > - a listing was started (the account is probably expanded) and one of > the folders is the ".mailboxlist" That's strange, because I never clicked (and even saw) any folder called ".mailboxlist". I only saw the other folders. > - the folder INBOX was selected and a mail was displayed ("FEKO > something") Yes. > - the folder ".mailboxlist" was selected which contains only > one mail and this was displayed that cannot have happened. This folder never appeared in KMail's GUI. > Isn't this the case? Perhaps some other folder has the imappath > ".mailboxlist" and is named differently so please check your > ~/.kde/share/config/kmailrc if any folder has this path. jens@get1431p4:~/.kde/share/config> grep mailboxrc kmailrc jens@get1431p4:~/.kde/share/config> Nope... but ".mailboxlist" has an _empty_ ImapPath: [Folder-.12943865.directory/.mailboxlist] Compactable=true ContentsType=0 ExpireAction=Delete ExpireMessages=false ExpireToFolder= Id=1377345616 Identity=0 IgnoreNewMail=false ImapPath= NoContent=false NormalIconPath= PutRepliesInSameFolder=false SystemLabel= TotalMsgs=-1 UidValidity= UnreadExpireAge=12 UnreadExpireUnits=0 UnreadIconPath= UnreadMsgs=-1 UseCustomIcons=false WhoField= checkmail=true [Folder-.12943865.directory/Diplomarbeit] Compactable=true ContentsType=0 Current=97 CurrentSerialNum=296473 ExpireAction=Delete ExpireMessages=false ExpireToFolder= Id=462085166 Identity=0 IgnoreNewMail=false ImapPath=/Diplomarbeit/ (...) -- Dipl.-Ing. Jens Benecke http://www.hitchhikers.de - Europas kostenlose Mitfahrzentrale seit 1998 http://www.rb-hosting.de - Webhosting mit Extras - PHP ab €9 - SSH ab €19 http://www.spamfreemail.de - 100% saubere Postfächer, garantiert! I just tried to create such a folder on a cyrus server and kmail handles this without a problem. Did you deactivate the "show hidden folders" checkbox in the account settings? Another detail on your server: it lists the INBOX folder without a delimiter (* LIST (\NoInferiors) NIL INBOX) which violates the rfc 2060. Another interesting detail is that this strange file/folder .mailboxlist is needed by some clients (as you wrote). I won't be able to debug this further without a test account and you should really think about switching to a better imap server. Am Sonntag, 31. Oktober 2004 15:29 schrieb Carsten Burghardt: > I just tried to create such a folder on a cyrus server and kmail > handles this without a problem. Did you deactivate the "show hidden > folders" checkbox in the account settings? Yes. Tried both settings, actually. I can work now and every folder displays normally, but everytime KMail starts up it complains that the file .mailboxlist already exists. > Another detail on your server: it lists the INBOX folder without a > delimiter (* LIST (\NoInferiors) NIL INBOX) which violates the rfc 2060. "That's interesting. Veeeery interesting." > you should really think about switching to a better imap server. Which ones would you recommend? So far, I only know Cyrus and Courier, and Courier apparently lacks certain features that are needed here. Unfortunately, I don't control the mail server and when I bug them about this again, the admins will probably switch to MS Exchange and force everybody to use Outlook - just to annoy me. :-) Jens B.Benecke sagte: > Yes. Tried both settings, actually. > I can work now and every folder displays normally, but everytime KMail > starts up it complains that the file .mailboxlist already exists. What did you change that fixed your problem with this ghost message? I'll try to locate that message. >> you should really think about switching to a better imap server. > > Which ones would you recommend? So far, I only know Cyrus and Courier, and > Courier apparently lacks certain features that are needed here. Definitely Cyrus as its fast and feature-complete. Am Dienstag, 2. November 2004 14:19 schrieb Carsten Burghardt: > What did you change that fixed your problem with this ghost message? I used Evolution to un-subscribe from every folder, and then deleted the ".mailboxlist" pseudo-folder. > >> you should really think about switching to a better imap server. > > Which ones would you recommend? So far, I only know Cyrus and Courier, > > and Courier apparently lacks certain features that are needed here. > Definitely Cyrus as its fast and feature-complete. I think that's what we are using right now. But I'm not really sure. On Tuesday 02 November 2004 18:25, Jens B.Benecke wrote: > > Definitely Cyrus as its fast and feature-complete. > > I think that's what we are using right now. But I'm not really sure. I don't think so or it's a rather old one. So...can we close this bug? Am Mittwoch, 3. November 2004 22:25 schrieb Carsten Burghardt:
> On Tuesday 02 November 2004 18:25, Jens B.Benecke wrote:
> > > Definitely Cyrus as its fast and feature-complete.
> > I think that's what we are using right now. But I'm not really sure.
> I don't think so or it's a rather old one. So...can we close this bug?
I don't know. It seems that if our IMAP server is buggy, KMail is the only
program that actually encounters these bugs. We have Horde/IMP as webmail,
many use Mozilla or Thunderbird, some use Evolution or Outlook, and none
of these mail programs have any problems. Only KMail.
Jens B.Benecke sagte: >> I don't think so or it's a rather old one. So...can we close this bug? > > I don't know. It seems that if our IMAP server is buggy, KMail is the only > program that actually encounters these bugs. We have Horde/IMP as webmail, > many use Mozilla or Thunderbird, some use Evolution or Outlook, and none > of these mail programs have any problems. Only KMail. OK, it seems to get problems with this special folder. Is there any chance to get a test account to this server? Am Donnerstag, 4. November 2004 13:11 schrieb Carsten Burghardt:
> OK, it seems to get problems with this special folder. Is there any
> chance to get a test account to this server?
Hello,
unless you have special relations to the German Bundeswehr, I guess not.
=;) The mail server isn't reachable from outside anyway (only via SSH
tunnel).
I'll ask though.
Hello, getting an account on this IMAP server is not possible, but if you provide me with information on what to try (and how), and - if you need - a statically compiled KMail binary with debug information etc., I'll do my best to help weed this bug out. Sorry this took so long! :) Jens I hope that somebody is still listening to this thread - otherwise I will reopen a new one. I have the same problem with kmail 1.8.3. Debian Linux 2.6.14 kde 3.4. Since two weeks I am no longer able to access my IMAP folders. Unfortunately I am not able to tell you what was leading to this problem - maybe an upgrade of several kde components. I am able to provide you with an IMAP server where you can try to analyse this. please request imap server information from peter at p-simon.de regards Peter I hope that somebody is still listening to this thread - otherwise I will reopen a new one. I have the same problem with kmail 1.8.3. Debian Linux 2.6.14 kde 3.4. Since two weeks I am no longer able to access my IMAP folders. Unfortunately I am not able to tell you what was leading to this problem - maybe an upgrade of several kde components. I am able to provide you with an IMAP server where you can try to analyse this. please request imap server information from peter at p-simon.de regards Peter I'm still listening, but I can't provide any fixes. Sorry ... I think this should finally be closed. Unfortunately there wasn't much to do about it but there's also nothing the developers could do about this problem without the required access for debugging. I'll close this for now. Please reopen in case there are any changes or new possibilities. |
Version: 1.7.1 (using KDE 3.3.1, SuSE) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.3 (SuSE Linux) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.5-7.111-default Hi, I have a connection to a Cyrus IMAP server which I use with multiple folders. Since 3.2 KMail complains on startup about a file ".mailboxlist" that already exists. I basically ignored this warning and everything went fine. However I updated to 3.3.1 yesterday and since then, one folder "archiv" contained ONLY one mail with subject "/HOMES/j/mylogin/.nsmail/.mailboxlist" and nothing else! Via webmail (Imp/Horde) I moved all mails from "archiv" into "INBOX-archiv" and deleted "archiv" and restarted KMail, hoping the error would go away. It didn't. When I start KMail, it displays the INBOX fine. (see log_1 below) However as soon as I use the INBOX (click on a mail) it vanishes (see log_2) When I open a different folder and go back to INBOX, I only see the mail called "/HOMES/.../.mailboxlist". What's going on here? log_1: #### T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4 IMAP4REV1 STARTTLS LOGIN-REFERRALS AUTH=LOGIN] rzimap.XXXXXXXX XXXXX Fa st Secure IMAP4 at Wed, 27 Oct 2004 12:33:26 +0200 (MET DST).. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 452 CAPABILITY.. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * CAPABILITY IMAP4 IMAP4REV1 STARTTLS NAMESPACE IDLE MAILBOX-REFERRALS SCAN SORT THREAD=REFERENCES THRE AD=ORDEREDSUBJECT MULTIAPPEND LOGIN-REFERRALS AUTH=LOGIN..452 OK CAPABILITY completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 453 LOGIN "mylogin" "XXXXXXXXXX".. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * CAPABILITY IMAP4 IMAP4REV1 STARTTLS NAMESPACE IDLE MAILBOX-REFERRALS SCAN SORT THREAD=REFERENCES THRE AD=ORDEREDSUBJECT MULTIAPPEND..453 OK LOGIN completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 454 LIST "" "Diplomarbeit".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \UnMarked) "/" Diplomarbeit..454 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 455 STATUS "Diplomarbeit" (UNSEEN).. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * STATUS Diplomarbeit (UNSEEN 0)..455 OK STATUS completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 456 LIST "" "Fachbereich".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" Fachbereich..456 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 457 STATUS "Fachbereich" (UNSEEN).. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * STATUS Fachbereich (UNSEEN 0)..457 OK STATUS completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 458 LIST "" ".mailboxlist".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" .mailboxlist..458 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 459 STATUS ".mailboxlist" (UIDNEXT).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * STATUS .mailboxlist (UIDNEXT 2)..459 OK STATUS completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 460 LIST "" "INBOX-archiv".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" INBOX-archiv..460 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 461 STATUS "INBOX-archiv" (UNSEEN).. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * STATUS INBOX-archiv (UNSEEN 0)..461 OK STATUS completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 462 LIST "" "SPAM".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" SPAM..462 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 463 STATUS "SPAM" (UNSEEN).. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * STATUS SPAM (UNSEEN 0)..463 OK STATUS completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 464 LIST "" "Trash".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" Trash..464 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 465 STATUS "Trash" (UNSEEN).. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * STATUS Trash (UNSEEN 0)..465 OK STATUS completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 466 LIST "" "MyCompany-Interna".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" MyCompany-Interna..466 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 467 STATUS "MyCompany-Interna" (UNSEEN).. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * STATUS MyCompany-Interna (UNSEEN 0)..467 OK STATUS completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 468 LIST "" "%".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" .mailboxlist..* LIST (\NoInferiors) "/" Diplomarbeit..* LIST (\NoInfe riors \Marked) "/" MyCompany-Interna..* LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" Fachbereich..* LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" SPAM..* LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" Trash..* LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" INBOX-arc hiv..* LIST (\NoInferiors) NIL INBOX..468 OK LIST completed.. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 469 LIST "" ".mailboxlist".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" .mailboxlist..469 OK LIST completed.. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 470 SELECT ".mailboxlist".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 EXISTS..* 1 RECENT..* OK [UIDVALIDITY 1098868217] UID validity status..* OK [UIDNEXT 2] Predicted n ext UID..* NO [UIDNOTSTICKY] Non-permanent unique identifiers: /HOMES/j/mylogin/nsmail/.mailboxlist..* FLAGS (\Answered \Flagged \Deleted \Draft \Seen)..* OK [PERMANENTFLAGS ()] Permanent flags..470 OK [RE AD-ONLY] SELECT completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 471 LIST "" "INBOX/%".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 FETCH (FLAGS (\Recent \Seen))..471 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 472 LIST "" "INBOX/".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] 472 OK LIST completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 473 SELECT "INBOX".. ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 145 EXISTS..* NO Mailbox vulnerable - directory /var/mail must have 1777 protection..* 0 RECENT..* OK [UIDVALIDITY 1098285617] UID validity status..* OK [UIDNEXT 304] Predicted next UID..* FLAGS (\Answere d \Flagged \Deleted \Draft \Seen)..* OK [PERMANENTFLAGS (\* \Answered \Flagged \Deleted \Draft \Seen)] Permanent flags..473 OK [READ-WRITE] SELECT completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 474 UID FETCH 1:* (UID FLAGS).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [A] * 1 FETCH (UID 8 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 2 FETCH (UID 14 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 3 FETCH (UID 15 FLAGS (\ Seen))..* 4 FETCH (UID 17 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 5 FETCH (UID 19 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 6 FETCH (UID 23 FLAGS (\S een))..* 7 FETCH (UID 25 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 8 FETCH (UID 37 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 9 FETCH (UID 43 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 10 FETCH (UID 45 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 11 FETCH (UID 46 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 12 FE TCH (UID 47 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 13 FETCH (UID 48 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 14 FETCH (UID 49 FLAGS (\Seen \Answere d))..* 15 FETCH (UID 50 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 16 FETCH (UID 52 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 17 FETCH (UID 53 FLAGS (\S een \Answered))..* 18 FETCH (UID 54 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 19 FETCH (UID 58 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 20 FETCH (UID 62 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 21 FETCH (UID 63 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 22 FETCH (UID 64 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 23 FETCH (UID 65 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 24 FETCH (UID 70 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 25 FETCH (UID 72 FLAGS (\Seen \Answ ered))..* 26 FETCH (UID 73 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 27 FETCH (UID 74 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 28 FETCH (UID 77 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 29 FETCH (UID 79 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 30 FETCH (UID 81 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 3 1 FETCH (UID 82 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 32 FETCH (UID 84 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 33 FETCH (UID 85 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 34 FETCH (UID 86 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 35 FETCH (UID 87 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 36 FETCH (UID 89 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 37 FETCH (UID 90 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 38 FETCH (UID 91 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 39 FETCH ( UID 92 # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 40 FETCH (UID 94 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 41 FETCH (UID 95 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 42 F ETCH (UID 97 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 43 FETCH (UID 98 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 44 FETCH (UID 101 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 4 5 FETCH (UID 107 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 46 FETCH (UID 108 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 47 FETCH (UID 109 FLAG S (\Seen))..* 48 FETCH (UID 112 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 49 FETCH (UID 114 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 50 FETCH (UID 116 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 51 FETCH (UID 119 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 52 FETCH (UID 120 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 53 FETCH (UI D 129 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 54 FETCH (UID 130 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 55 FETCH (UID 131 FLAGS (\Seen)). .* 56 FETCH (UID 135 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 57 FETCH (UID 137 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 58 FETCH (UID 144 FLAGS (\Se en))..* 59 FETCH (UID 145 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 60 FETCH (UID 147 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 61 FETCH (UID 148 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 62 FETCH (UID 149 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 63 FETCH (UID 150 FLAGS (\Seen)).. * 64 FETCH (UID 152 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 65 FETCH (UID 153 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 66 FETCH (UID 154 F LAGS (\Seen))..* 67 FETCH (UID 156 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 68 FETCH (UID 157 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 69 FETCH (UID 159 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 70 FETCH (UID 160 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 71 FETCH (UID 161 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 72 FETCH (UID 162 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 73 FETCH (UID 163 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 74 FETCH (UID 167 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 75 F ETCH (UID 168 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 76 FETCH (UID 169 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 77 FETCH (UID 1 70 FLA ## T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] GS (\Seen))..* 78 FETCH (UID 175 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 79 FETCH (UID 176 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 80 FET CH (UID 177 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 81 FETCH (UID 182 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 82 FETCH (UID 183 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 8 3 FETCH (UID 184 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 84 FETCH (UID 185 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 85 FETCH (UID 186 FLAG S (\Seen))..* 86 FETCH (UID 187 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 87 FETCH (UID 188 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 88 FETCH (UID 189 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 89 FETCH (UID 190 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 90 FETCH (UID 191 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 91 FETCH (UID 192 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 92 FETCH (UID 194 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 93 FETCH (UID 196 FLAGS (\Seen)). .* 94 FETCH (UID 197 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 95 FETCH (UID 200 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 96 FETCH (UID 202 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 97 FETCH (UID 203 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 98 FETCH (UID 204 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 99 FETCH (UID 205 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 100 FETCH (UID 208 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 101 FETCH (UID 212 FLAGS (\Seen)) ..* 102 FETCH (UID 215 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 103 FETCH (UID 217 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 104 FETCH (UID 218 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 105 FETCH (UID 219 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 106 FETCH (UID 220 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 107 FET CH (UID 221 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 108 FETCH (UID 224 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 109 FETCH (UID 225 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 110 FETCH (UID 226 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 111 FETCH (UID 227 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 112 FETCH (UID 228 FLAGS (\S # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] TCH (UID 232 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 116 FETCH (UID 234 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 117 FETCH (UID 235 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 118 FETCH (UID 236 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 119 FETCH (UID 237 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 120 FETCH (UID 23 9 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 121 FETCH (UID 247 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 122 FETCH (UID 248 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 123 FETCH (UID 281 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 124 FETCH (UID 282 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 125 FETCH (UID 283 FLAGS (\S een))..* 126 FETCH (UID 284 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 127 FETCH (UID 285 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 128 FETCH (UID 286 F LAGS (\Seen))..* 129 FETCH (UID 287 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 130 FETCH (UID 288 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 13 1 FETCH (UID 289 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 132 FETCH (UID 290 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 133 FETCH (UID 291 FLAGS (\Seen \Answered))..* 134 FETCH (UID 292 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 135 FETCH (UID 293 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 136 FETCH (UI D 294 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 137 FETCH (UID 295 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 138 FETCH (UID 296 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 139 F ETCH (UID 297 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 140 FETCH (UID 298 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 141 FETCH (UID 299 FLAGS (\Seen)). .* 142 FETCH (UID 300 FLAGS (\Seen \Flagged))..* 143 FETCH (UID 301 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 144 FETCH (UID 30 2 FLAGS (\Seen))..* 145 FETCH (UID 303 FLAGS (\Seen))..474 OK UID FETCH completed.. ## log_2: ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 488 UID FETCH 50 (UID RFC822.SIZE FLAGS BODY.PEEK[]).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] 488 OK UID FETCH completed.. log_3: ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 498 LIST "" ".mailboxlist".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * LIST (\NoInferiors \Marked) "/" .mailboxlist..498 OK LIST completed.. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 499 NOOP.. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] 499 OK NOOP completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 500 SELECT ".mailboxlist".. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 EXISTS..* 1 RECENT..* OK [UIDVALIDITY 1098868217] UID validity status..* OK [UIDNEXT 2] Predicted n ext UID..* NO [UIDNOTSTICKY] Non-permanent unique identifiers: /HOMES/j/mylogin/nsmail/.mailboxlist..* FLAGS (\Answered \Flagged \Deleted \Draft \Seen)..* OK [PERMANENTFLAGS ()] Permanent flags..500 OK [RE AD-ONLY] SELECT completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 501 NOOP.. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 FETCH (FLAGS (\Recent \Seen))..501 OK NOOP completed.. # T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 502 UID FETCH 304:* (UID RFC822.SIZE FLAGS ENVELOPE BODY.PEEK[HEADER.FIELDS (REFERENCES)]).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 FETCH (UID 1 RFC822.SIZE 272 FLAGS (\Recent \Seen) ENVELOPE ("Wed, 27 Oct 2004 11:10:17 +0200" "/HO MES/j/mylogin/nsmail/.mailboxlist" ((NIL NIL "mylogin" "rzsparc-3.unibw-hamburg.de")) NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL) BODY[HEADER.FIELDS ("REFERENCES")] {2}....)..502 OK UID FETCH completed.. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 503 UID FETCH 1:* (UID FLAGS).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 FETCH (UID 1 FLAGS (\Recent \Seen))..503 OK UID FETCH completed.. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 504 UID FETCH 49 (UID RFC822.SIZE FLAGS BODY.PEEK[]).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] 504 OK UID FETCH completed.. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 505 UID FETCH 1:1 (UID RFC822.SIZE FLAGS ENVELOPE BODY.PEEK[HEADER.FIELDS (REFERENCES)]).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 FETCH (UID 1 RFC822.SIZE 272 FLAGS (\Recent \Seen) ENVELOPE ("Wed, 27 Oct 2004 11:10:17 +0200" "/HO MES/j/mylogin/nsmail/.mailboxlist" ((NIL NIL "mylogin" "rzsparc-3.unibw-hamburg.de")) NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL) BODY[HEADER.FIELDS ("REFERENCES")] {2}....)..505 OK UID FETCH completed.. ## T 139.11.161.138:43298 -> 139.11.10.25:143 [AP] 506 UID FETCH 1 (UID RFC822.SIZE FLAGS BODY.PEEK[]).. # T 139.11.10.25:143 -> 139.11.161.138:43298 [AP] * 1 FETCH (UID 1 RFC822.SIZE 272 FLAGS (\Recent \Seen) BODY[] {272}..Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 11:10:17 +0 200..From: mylogin@rzsparc-3.unibw-hamburg.de..Subject: /HOMES/j/mylogin/nsmail/.mailboxlist..MIME-Ve rsion: 1.0..Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII....INBOX..Diplomarbeit..Fachbereich..INBOX-archi v..SPAM..Trash..MyCompany-Interna..)..506 OK UID FETCH completed..