Problems with FirstClassThis is a discussion on Problems with FirstClass within the IMAP forums in Other Technologies category; I maintain an application that reads messages from IMAP servers. One of my customers is trying to connect to FirstClass IMAP version 9.206. He says that Thunderbird works fine and can see messages, but my application does not. Looking at the tcp session dump, I can see that we issue the SELECT "INBOX/subfolder" command, and the server responds with "0 EXISTS 0 RECENT". That *does* mean that there are no messages in the folder, correct? Any idea why Thunderbird would work on this? Is there a way that Thunderbird can log its tcp session so I can see what it ... | ||||||||
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07-22-2008, 03:30 PM
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 Problems with FirstClass I maintain an application that reads messages from IMAP servers. One of my customers is trying to connect to FirstClass IMAP version 9.206. He says that Thunderbird works fine and can see messages, but my application does not. Looking at the tcp session dump, I can see that we issue the SELECT "INBOX/subfolder" command, and the server responds with "0 EXISTS 0 RECENT". That *does* mean that there are no messages in the folder, correct? Any idea why Thunderbird would work on this? Is there a way that Thunderbird can log its tcp session so I can see what it is doing?  |
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07-22-2008, 06:47 PM
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| Re: Problems with FirstClass Jeff McKay writes: > I maintain an application that reads messages from IMAP servers. One of my > customers is trying to connect to FirstClass IMAP version 9.206. He says > that > Thunderbird works fine and can see messages, but my application does not. > Looking > at the tcp session dump, I can see that we issue the SELECT > "INBOX/subfolder" command, and the server responds with "0 EXISTS 0 RECENT". You probably mean: * 0 EXISTS * 0 RECENT > That *does* > mean that there are no messages in the folder, correct? Any idea why > Thunderbird > would work on this? Perhaps Thunderbird is configured to use POP3 for this account, so it probably downloaded all the messages and deleted them from the server, and is displaying the messages it already downloaded. > Is there a way that Thunderbird can log its tcp session > so I > can see what it is doing? No, but you should be able to use tcpdump to capture the session. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) iEYEABECAAYFAkiGY30ACgkQx9p3GYHlUOLz0gCffPQqVddknh h0Hb/71B70HD3c FI0AnAnuxeY9yP4WfzPMfIPRe5OcHa9y =/g1K -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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