On Wed, Jan 04, 2006 at 11:03:38AM +0100, Network Operation Center FMC Luxemburg wrote: > Hi Andy, > > I've recently sent to you the strace of bincimap-up.
Perhaps you could send it compressed (or a link to it) to this list? Then one of the other people here could take a look at it and we wouldn't have to hog Andreas' free time all the time. :) > For your info, I've reinstalled succesively bincimap-1.2.12 to > 1.2.9. This version avoids the default of unability to delete > folders with Thunderbird. > > For the moment, I leave this version 1.2.9 on our servers. If these are in production I certainly understand your decision, but I would like to appeal to you to help us find the actual problem so that it can be fixed. Perhaps you could run a second instance of Binc 1.2.12 on a special port on one of your servers? > _DISCLAIMER_: This e-mail contains proprietary information some or > all of which may be legally privileged. It is for the intended > recipient only. These kinds of disclaimers don't make much sense, especially not when posting to a public mailing list. Please contact whoever is in charge of your outbound email (maybe yourself? :) and try to have them set up a system where these disclaimers do not get added to outgoing email directed to any public mailing lists and forums you participate in. I know at least one list where you would simply get a reply to your first message saying "sorry, this might not have been for us, we can not help you since we can not use what you sent." For secure email I suggest using a system like PGP or S/MIME. //Peter
