I just set up an imaps server to connect to with evolution, but
encountered a strange problem. I had as my default account a local UNIX
mbox, and set up a second imap account. I checked the "use SSL" box on
the account when setting it up. However, when I connected, it opened a
non-secure (port 143) connection to the server. After fiddling with
various things for about an hour, I decided to disable the local account
(which I probably won't use anyway). I renewed my connection to the
server (which had timed out some time previously) and low and behold, it
was an imaps connection (port 993) this time. I'm pretty sure that the
only significant change I made was disabling the default (local)
account. Is this a known "feature"?

Warren
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