|| On Thu, 07 Dec 2000 09:48:30 +0100
 || Simon Josefsson <sjosefsson@rsasecurity.com> wrote: 

 sj> Also you might want to look at `imap-log', perhaps there's a
 sj> permission problem or something. (On Cyrus IMAPD servers,
 sj> mailboxes are normally named "INBOX.whatever", rather than just
 sj> "whatever". So unless your nnmail-split-fancy variable contain
 sj> the "INBOX." prefix, nnimap can't save your mail.)

It seems that this was the cause of the problem. After putting a few
fancy splitting rules into nnimap-split-fancy, it did auto-create the
INBOX.mine mailbox as it should and I was able to read it. Thanks.

So now it seems I either have to change all my splitting rules to
something with INBOX.* or get myself another IMAP
server. Recommendations, anyone?

Regards,
                Georg


P.S. Anyone have experience with a good & reliable utility to keep two
IMAP repositories/servers in sync even if one is offline for a while
and both might have been changed?

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