On 12.03.08 15:41:48, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > On Wednesday, March 12 at 08:23 PM, quoth Andreas Pakulat: > > I'm trying to use mutt here with the imap service from > > archiveopteryx and for some reason mutt stalls when I change the > > mailbox from the inbox to some other after waiting a few seconds. So > > I often can open another box if I'm fast, but the second or third > > try completely stalls. There's no error message displayed in mutt > > and looking at the network traffic I can't see anything from mutt > > either (though I'm not really familiar with the imap protocol). > > > > So how can I debug this further? The server works fine when I use kmail > > and the same mutt version, with almost the same configuration on another > > machine, works fine against a dovecot imap service. > > Mutt has a debug mode (mutt -d2), assuming you compiled it with debug > support. That will tell you what it's doing in ~/.mutt_debug0, and you > can see the IMAP commands that mutt sent and received in there.
Aah, thanks. Looking at the output I don't see much, except the following (towards the end of the file): a0038 STATUS "Spam" (UIDNEXT UIDVALIDITY UNSEEN RECENT MESSAGES) 4< a0038 OK done mutt_num_postponed: 0 postponed IMAP messages found. cmd_new: IMAP command queue full > What it sounds like to me is that mutt is using some feature of IMAP > (probably IDLE) that archiveopteryx can't handle. Try setting > imap_idle=no. That doesn't make a difference. > You may also want to increase some of your timeouts---if > doing so increases the amount of time you have before the network > stalls, that will tell us what mutt might be doing that causes the > network stall. I checked all settings from the manual that contain "timeout", but none of them is changed within my .muttrc. So even the smalles timeout is 30 seconds (connect_timeout) and I just need to wait about 5 seconds after the initial read of the inbox to change the mailbox and get the hang. Another thing I just noticed: When I get to open a mailbox it still doesn't show any mails inside that box, even though they are there for sure (as the STATUS messages indicate and the sidebar too). Andreas PS: The full output from .muttdebug0 (sans a few lines that I can't post in the public): Mutt 1.5.17+20080114 started at Wed Mar 12 23:37:51 2008