Re: More IMAP oddities with Oort

Re: More IMAP oddities with Oort

[Simon Josefsson]

jesseh@cs.kun.nl (Jesse F. Hughes) writes:

> Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:
>
>> jesseh@cs.kun.nl (Jesse F. Hughes) writes:
>>
>>> I didn't have my imap-log turned on at the time.  If I see it again,
>>> I'll check the log.
>>
>> Please do.  Difficult to track down otherwise.
>
> Here's what I see.  Does it help?
>
> 115 STATUS "INBOX/KUN/employment" (uidnext)
> * NO CLIENT BUG DETECTED: STATUS on selected mailbox: INBOX/KUN/employment

This is bogus, STATUS is allowed in the selected state, see §6.4 of
RFC 2060.

> * STATUS INBOX/KUN/employment (UIDNEXT 2)
> 115 OK STATUS completed
> 116 LSUB "" "*%"
> 116 OK LSUB completed
> 117 LSUB "" "*%"
> 117 OK LSUB completed
> 118 LSUB "" "*%"
> 118 OK LSUB completed
> * BYE Autologout; idle for too long

I guess this last line referred to another server timing out?

> 119 SELECT "INBOX"
> 119 BAD Server in unknown state for SELECT command

This server seems rather confused, what's wrong with SELECTing another
mailbox?

> 120 STATUS "INBOX/KUN/employment" (uidnext)
> 121 STATUS "INBOX/JournalsAndConferences" (uidnext)
> 122 STATUS "INBOX/CCSL" (uidnext)
> 123 STATUS "mail.jobs" (uidnext)
> 124 STATUS "mail.KUN.employment" (uidnext)
> 125 STATUS "mail.Journals.and.Conferences" (uidnext)
> 126 STATUS "mail.CCSL" (uidnext)
> 127 STATUS "mail.lists.admin" (uidnext)
> 128 STATUS "INBOX" (uidnext)
> 129 STATUS "mail.lists.tulip" (uidnext)
> 130 STATUS "mail.lists.fom" (uidnext)
> 131 STATUS "mail.lists.livid" (uidnext)
> 132 STATUS "mail.lists.airlines" (uidnext)
> 133 STATUS "mail.cron" (uidnext)
> 134 STATUS "mail.lists.categories" (uidnext)
> 135 STATUS "mail.trash" (uidnext)
> 136 STATUS "mail.ITT" (uidnext)
> 137 STATUS "mail.lists.coalgebras" (uidnext)
> 138 STATUS "mail.lists.redhat" (uidnext)
> 139 STATUS "mail.lists.commercial" (uidnext)
> 140 STATUS "mail.lists.alsa" (uidnext)
> 141 STATUS "INBOX/ITT" (uidnext)
> 142 STATUS "INBOX/lists/airlines" (uidnext)
> 143 STATUS "INBOX/lists/categories" (uidnext)
> 144 STATUS "INBOX/lists/commercial" (uidnext)
> 145 STATUS "INBOX/lists/tulip" (uidnext)
> 146 STATUS "INBOX/trash" (uidnext)
> read:errno=0

Did it just hangup here?  Did it answer all those STATUS commands?

Which server is this?  Look at the first line in *imap-log* after
opening the server.  If you don't mind, I'd like to include it on my
list of buggy servers.

Re: More IMAP oddities with Oort

[Jesse F. Hughes]

Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:

> Did it just hangup here?  Did it answer all those STATUS commands?

I *think* that it updated every box but INBOX correctly.

> Which server is this?  Look at the first line in *imap-log* after
> opening the server.  If you don't mind, I'd like to include it on my
> list of buggy servers.

I'm not sure if this is the line you want.

* OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4REV1 LOGIN-REFERRALS AUTH=PLAIN AUTH=LOGIN] ***.***.kun.nl IMAP4rev1 2001.310 at Wed, 31 Jul 2002 22:18:57 +0200 (MET DST)


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Re: More IMAP oddities with Oort

[Jesse F. Hughes]

Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:

> jesseh@cs.kun.nl (Jesse F. Hughes) writes:
>
>> Since upgrading to Oort yesterday, I've seen the following error
>> message when I check for new mail ("1 g" in the Group buffer).
>>
>> (2) (error/warning) Error in process filter: (error Internal error, tag 168 status BAD code nil text Server in unknown state for SELECT command)
>>
>> Any ideas?
>
> Do you use the default values for nnimap-dont-close and
> nnimap-retrieve-groups-asynchronous?  Oort from CVS?  Earlier Oort's
> had some similar problems, I think.

Both are default (that is, t).  Oort is from the download section of
the website, not CVS.

>>
>> I didn't have my imap-log turned on at the time.  If I see it again,
>> I'll check the log.
>
> Please do.  Difficult to track down otherwise.

Haven't seen it since.


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