Is anyone using imap on Kmail 1.9.3?
I'm having problems setting up imap and I'm hoping that someone is using imap and kmail 1.9.3 who can tell me what setting they have in their kmailrc file. I need to set a subfolder called "mail" as the base mail directory. I cannot find any options in kmail to do that, so I'm hoping that some setting in the kmailrc file will do the trick. Thanks in advance. Eddie
On Thursday 22 June 2006 15:05, eddieleprince wrote:
I'm having problems setting up imap and I'm hoping that someone is using imap and kmail 1.9.3 who can tell me what setting they have in their kmailrc file. I need to set a subfolder called "mail" as the base mail directory. I cannot find any options in kmail to do that, so I'm hoping that some setting in the kmailrc file will do the trick.
Thanks in advance.
Eddie
Here are some entries from my imap account onto my imap server 0="groupware/","" 2="calendar/","public/" Folder=590851711 Id=590851711 Name=IMAP Account Namespace:=/ Namespace:calendar/=/ Namespace:groupware/=/ Namespace:public/=/ Type=cachedimap All of this was configured through the namespace settings in the account setup Hope this helps Andrew
Op donderdag 22 juni 2006 16:05, schreef eddieleprince:
I'm having problems setting up imap and I'm hoping that someone is using imap and kmail 1.9.3 who can tell me what setting they have in their kmailrc file. I need to set a subfolder called "mail" as the base mail directory. I cannot find any options in kmail to do that, so I'm hoping that some setting in the kmailrc file will do the trick.
kmail figures out by itself what namespace to use. However, when you're using an old imap server it may encounter problems determining the namespace. So, what imap server are you subscribing to? -- Richard Bos Without a home the journey is endless
On Thursday 22 June 2006 19:45, Richard Bos wrote:
Op donderdag 22 juni 2006 16:05, schreef eddieleprince:
I'm having problems setting up imap and I'm hoping that someone is using imap and kmail 1.9.3 who can tell me what setting they have in their kmailrc file. I need to set a subfolder called "mail" as the base mail directory. I cannot find any options in kmail to do that, so I'm hoping that some setting in the kmailrc file will do the trick.
kmail figures out by itself what namespace to use. However, when you're using an old imap server it may encounter problems determining the namespace. So, what imap server are you subscribing to?
I am using imap-2004c_suse-2 on SUSE Linux 10.0. Assuming that kmail is having problems figuring out the namespace, how can I help out? The namespace setting in kmailrc are: Namespace:=/ Namespace:#ftp/=/ Namespace:#mh/=/ Namespace:#mhinbox= Namespace:#news.=. Namespace:#public/=/ Namespace:#shared/=/ Namespace:~=/ Considering that I want kmail to use the "mail" directory in the user's home area, what should I enter where in order to achieve this? (The path for the user's home area is /home/pgrads/username) Thanks Eddie
On Friday 23 June 2006 10:04, eddieleprince said:
Considering that I want kmail to use the "mail" directory in the user's home area, what should I enter where in order to achieve this? (The path for the user's home area is /home/pgrads/username)
I would ask this question on kdepim-users@kde.org (see https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users) - the KMail maintainers have the best knowledge about things like IMAP namespaces. regards Will
On Wednesday 12 July 2006 12:23, Will Stephenson wrote:
On Friday 23 June 2006 10:04, eddieleprince said:
Considering that I want kmail to use the "mail" directory in the user's home area, what should I enter where in order to achieve this? (The path for the user's home area is /home/pgrads/username)
I would ask this question on kdepim-users@kde.org (see https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users) - the KMail maintainers have the best knowledge about things like IMAP namespaces.
Actually, I've started using Thunderbird. Had none of the kmail problems and it responds faster. Eddie
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