IMAP IDLE

This is supported by Mail.app, but relies on the server supporting it also. I'm using OSX (Leopard) Server and from what I read, this supports IDLE, but it seems to me mail is never 'pushed' (to MacOSX Leopard clients) and has to be collected as normal which suggests that IDLE is not being used (at least to the best advantage). The Mail Service docs don't mention IDLE at all and I can only find a fairly oblique reference to it in cyrus.conf (on the Xserve). Should Leopard Server's Mail Service just automatically use IDLE, straight out of the box, or is there some configuration that needs to be made to make it work.
Any ideas?

That bit is already there in cyrus.conf. But in any case, how would that affect the operation of Mail.app on the client?
When I say mail is not delivered, I mean it really is not there in Mail.app on the client (this Mac Pro). If I 'Get Mail' then messages are downloaded from the Xserve (i.e. my mail server). Of course it could be a coincidence that those messages just happened to arrive at that time, but unlikely in the extreme. There are times that messages seem to arrive without clicking 'Get Mail', but it's when I am doing other things within Mail.app and I think it may sync the folders without any explicit 'Get Mail' command when local changes have been made. If I don't touch Mail.app, no messages arrive from the server - no notification and no numerical flags showing unread messages. I can sit and watch it all day long and nothing changes. Click 'Get Mail' and instantly they're there.
For some time I have just used a schedule to collect the mail, but I should really try and get it working as it should.
Is there any test that will show if it's Mail.app on the client or cyrus (Leopard Server) on the Xserve that is not using IDLE as it should?

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Open letter to Nokia Messaging dev team: imap idle...

Hi,
I would like to ask the developers of Nokia Messaging if they are aware of the fact themailclient in the E72 isn't supporting Imap IDLE anymore.
Before, in the E71 for example, there was indeed a timesetting in the native client BUT this was used when the client got disconnected. for example:client connected > phonecall arrives, client disconnects > phonecall ends > client connects after 5 minutes (or any other timespan accoridng to the settings) and STAYS connected.
Nokia Messaging: if you set it up at 5 minutes it checks every 5 minutes for mail. This is NOT 'idling' on a server. 'Idle' means in this case 'stay connected, just sit there and wait for messages')
the specs on your site CLEARLY state for the E72:
Supported protocols: IMAP4 (with idle), Nokia Messaging, Microsoft ActiveSync, POP3, SMTP
This means that the product that i have bought IS NOT DOING what you promise. I could probably solve with start using Nokia Messaging but this and was never my intention. I just the phone to do what it is supposed to do: imap idle without the use of Nokia Messaging as stated in its specs (as it was before by the way).
WOULD APPRECIATE AN ANSWER!
Called Nokia support in Belgium. No answer from them.

We are far from being Nokia enemies. If anything, we are giving them free feedback. In corporate circles, concerned companies pay millions of bucks to the likes of Pricewaterhouse, etc to do strategic consulting, ie to tell them what really is right or wrong with their company, products, etc. In the new millenium, the internet and tools such as forums provide similar service, only at a fraction of the cost and a damningly honest one too!
My take on the matter is this: sure Nokia staff are reading these forums and laughing at us 'idiots'. The 'noise-makers' are few and far between. Nokia also has their die-hard fans (some people have never used any of the advanced features on their phones so would know little) as well as their own 'plants' (ppl who are Nokia employees tasked with dropping feel-good stories in various threads. I've done enough corporate consulting to know this ;-)
The same person who was supporting Nokia in this thread also had an extended argument with me in the afore-mentioned thread. Some people think someone having 300 odd contacts is a power-user (I have in excess of 1,300 contacts, 90% current and active). Some people questioned my desired to be able to snooze an alarm for a user defined period (that Nokia lover accused me for wanting "more bells & whistles than Fort Knox").
The last example is something simple that can implemented. My Palm circa 2003 had that feature. Say if an alarm sounds for a set event, but you are still in a meeting/busy, wouldn't it be gud to be able to snooze the alarm for a specified period, say 40 mins? At the moment, the E72 only lets you set ONE global snooze period which applies for all alarms.
The way I see it Nokia with its so-called business series of devices have 2 probs - (1) it has many bugs and high-end features that do no work as promoted / advertised, and (2) it lacks many simple features that cheaper/older phones have. Can't be too difficult for those Finns to decipher this, can it??
And what would happen to Nokia? Well, I think its getting so big headed in recent times that its alienating a lot of serious / old-time fans. In todays market, there is great variety of choice. If one is to get buggy and ill-designed products anyway then why pay premium dollars for a Finnish lemon when you can settle for a similar lemon (and at times with almost enuff bells & whistles to challenge Fort Knox) from say China, at a fraction of the price. And to think that many of these Chinese clones today ship with dual SIM capability as well as a (fuzzy no doubt) TV monitor!
My advice to folks out there, please do buy a Nokia if you are in the market for a cheap, no-frills phone to be used as a spare phone or on those mountain camping trips when a gud flashlight is required. But if you are looking for a serious BIZNESS SMARTPHONE, the E72 is definately not it. Still love you, darling!
There ought to be laws out there on the use of the term 'smartphone'

Sun IMAP IDLE issue

Hello,
I am experiencing a weird behavior with IDLE. I will try to explain what is happening:
The problem is that some new mail notification events
(normally the first one after entering idle), remains somehow enqued
and it is not finally released after I quit idle session and open it
again. I know it sounds a little weird, so i will explain it with the
following example:
1) I enter idle mode in the inbox folder
+. idle+
idling
2) I send an email to the corresponding user. No notification is received.
3) I send a new mail to this user. I receive one notification.
+ 19 EXISTS+
+ 5 RECENT+
4) I send another mail to this user. I receive notifications normally. (but the first one remains lost)
+20 EXISTS+
+6 RECENT+
5) After waiting 15 minutes the first notification remains lost, so I quit IDLE session.
done
+. OK Completed+
6) I enter again idle mode and then i receive finally the lost new mail notification.
. idle
+21 EXISTS+
+7 RECENT+
idling
Sometimes i am having this problem with the second mail instead of the first one.
Is there anyone already aware of this? Is it a known bug?
Could it be a configuration problem? Should I try to configure IDLE
with ENS?
I am running on a RHL4 with Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server
7u2-7.02 32bit. I have IDLE capability configured with JMQ. I have
followed the following links:
http://wikis.sun.com/display/CommSuite/Configuring+IMAP+IDLE#ConfiguringIMAPIDLE-NotificationServicesJMQorENS
http://wikis.sun.com/display/CommSuite/Enabling+JMQ+Notification(Example)
Thanks in advance. I know this is a tricky issue.
Regards,
Alberto.

AlCr wrote:
Can you tell me if this problem is reproducible with other versions of MS?I don't see this problem with earlier versions of Messaging Server e.g. Messaging Server 7u1 (provided with Communication Suite 6 update 1).
Also i would like to know if this bug exists with other Red Hat versions.( I found it on RHL4).I see no reason why the particular Redhat release would change the behaviour as it is the same Messaging Server build. The Solaris Messaging Server build on the other hand is different (e.g. different compiler amongst other things).
If you need this issue fixed I suggest you raise a support request (assuming you have a support contract).
Regards,
Shane.

E61 IMAP IDLE - success

I'm setting up an E61 for a neighbour to use with his email server (Dovecot IMAP). After browsing various forums it looks like lots of people are complaining about the imap idle implementation on this phone.
After doing lots of testing and packet sniffing I've found the following, which hopefully will be of some use to other users.
By default, the email application does not start up when the phone is powered on. You can start it manually of course, but if you want automatic email notifications you have to be careful not to close the app (all too easy by pressing the "end call" key).
However, if the app is set to do automatic retrieval then it will give notifications without having to explicitly start the app - *so long as* the interval is set to 30 mins.
What seems to happen is that if the interval is set to 2 hours or more, the application connects, checks email, and disconnects as per the schedule. No "IDLE" command is ever sent by the phone. Obviously no good for Push-email....
However, if the interval is set to 30 mins, imap idle comes into play. On powering up the phone it connects to the server, checks email and then issues the IDLE command *and leaves the data connection open*. Then, 29 minutes later, it sends "DONE", then immediately sends "IDLE" again (rather than doing a data-intensive standard polling for new mail).
I've had the phone running in this configuration for a couple of days now over 3G and it has been 100% reliable.
The trick seems to be to use 30-mins "auto-retrieve", but this is badly worded - it could be called "Enable IMAP IDLE" on the phone. Even though it talks to the server every 30 mins (29 and a few seconds actually....), it is a very small amount of data - just enough to keep the server happy and comply with the imap idle rfc's, and does not seem to drain the battery.
Hope this all made sense and is of some use to someone....
In short - 30min auto-retrieve = phone sends "IDLE" & "DONE", push-email works.
2 hours or more - phone never sends "IDLE" and always disconnects from server after checking mail.
Phone is on "3" network in the UK and the firmware is 2.0618.06.05

I tried setting up the 30 minute interval. It does work as desired, but is not without hiccups.
a) If the server gets disconnected, it takes around 30-35 minutes to get connected again. This is acceptable, as atleast it should work predictably.
b) If you move between two zones, say from my office to my home, the connection of my E61 to the IMAP Server gets broken. If I check my mail before the E61 tries to resend the IDLE command it'll try to retrieve it, and then hang-up. After that, specially in the latest firmware 3.0633.09.04, I cannot even kill the client. Either I restart the phone, or crash the phone manually (by going into Options -> Find, searching for a text, and then clicking Options again). The client is dead, and so is the functionality of the Messaging Key. Then it'll start every half hour, connect, check the mail and disconnect (since 30 mins was the time period specified for polling).
If this is going to be the functionality, then I think having POP3 set to 30 minutes interval is more suited since atleast it'll retrieve some portion of the mail as well rather than ONLY the headers as in the case of IMAP.
If anyone can help with the questions below
1. Can't I just set the phone to check mail at 5 minute interval - i.e. Connect, Check Mail, Disconnect, after 5 minutes again Connect & so on. This happens wonderfully if you set the auto-retrieval to 5 minutes and manage to crash the mail application. It'll connect, check mail and disconnect without complaining. Only the Messaging Key will not work, and crashing the application also is difficult :-(
2. Is it possible to use an IMAP Server which does not support IDLE, so the client cannot remain connected to the server? I tried disabling the IDLE capability in Courier IMAP but it didn't work.
3. Can we use any Linux based mail server which can support ActiveSync, so the Mail For Exchange client can be used rather than the Nokia IMAP Client. Mail For Exchange seems to be much more robust (I'd checked out mail2web.com).
Sometimes I feel that since Nokia is promoting all Push Mail Clients on E61 which are available for a fee, it deliberately does not try to improve the IMAP IDLE support since it may encroach upon the subscription based Push Mail Solutions. Wish Camera Phones were allowed in my office, so would've gone for a Palm Treo with Chattermail.

How to do IMAp IDLE on 9300i

I've just discovered what IMAP IDLE is. My mail server supports it, and I believe the 9300i also does.
So my question is, how to actually make it happen - how o I get the 9300i to say IDLE to the server? I can't find anything in any of the email settings.
Would be very grateful for any help, thanks

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Apple Mail doesn't support IMAP IDLE

I had started using Entourage for a while just for testing since I had reacently started using a new IMAP server and I wanted to see how all the different email software behaves differently so that I can know what everyone will expect to see. Probably my favorite feature of the IMAP4rev1 protocol is IDLE. This feature gives the client the ability to stay connected to server so that the second an email comes in, it is "pushed" to the client.
This is very different from the way that with POP3 and HTTPmail that you need to poll the server. Here's the real bummer for me though, my absolute favorite email client, Apple Mail, DOESN'T SUPPORT 'IMAP IDLE'!!!!!!!
I beg you Apple to please realease a new version of Apple Mail that supports IDLE properly so that the client can stay connected to the IMAP server.
Other not as important feature requests/bugs that I have:
* CRAM-MD5 authentication on SMTP doesn't work for me in Apple Mail even though my server supports it and it works fine in other email clients
* A three pane vertical view similar to Entourage/Outlook... It would just be a nice option
* Ability to hide individual IMAP folders aka Unsubscribe
* AND ONCE AGAIN PLEASE SUPPORT IDLE!!!
Now if I have this all wrong and there is some way to turn IDLE on that is a hidden setting, someone please tell me. I'd be interested in hearing what someone from Apple has to say about this missing feature. Thank you!
1.5GHz 15" PowerBook Aluminum Mac OS X (10.4.3) 2GB RAM, 60GB 7200 RPM HD, SuperDrive, iSight

No, all this does is download all of my emails and cache all of them locally (regardless of what folder they are in). I wouldn't want this to happen because I definitely have over 100MB stored on my email server.
IDLE is something entirely different... I'm still hoping to get a reply from Apple.
If anybody else is annoyed with this please file a feature/bug request/submit form at www.apple.com/macosx/feedback/ so that we can try to get this resolved soon via some sort of update. OS X 10.5 is still a ways away so I'd definitely like to see an update to 2.05 before we get to 3.0.

Does Groupwise 7 support imap idle command?

does Groupwise 7 support imap idle command?

On Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:26:03 +0000, clpipkin wrote:
> Well since Danita submitted it back in 2006 I really don't think there
> is much of a chance it ever being included in any future releases of GW.
> I'm sure its still there in the enhancement pile.
Perhaps not, but the more people that request it the better the chances.
It only takes a few minutes to submit one yourself.
http://www.novell.com/rms
Joe Marton
Novell Knowledge Partner

Does iOS support IMAP IDLE on the iPhone?

If not, when is it going to be implemented? I have iOS 5 on my iPhone 4 at present, and I only have the option of setting my IMAP accounts to Fetch on 15 minutes intervals.
Implementing IMAP would be rather trivial for Apple and a god send to those of us who have many IMAP accounts.

Sorry for bumping this old thread out.... but its iOS 8 is comming.
First of all
> It's the, you know, constant and persistent part. I.e. the fact that the connection is kept alive all the time.
This is BS. RFC suppose to use idle notify as 29mins, so it is going to wake up phone every 29mins, or every email arrives. So in case if you set your mail app to poll mail every 15 mins and you haven't any mail received in that period, your poll was useless, I mean your performance already has lost to imap idle. By the way, you think apple's push work differs from sending alive msgs or actual data to openned socket?...
Sorry, that was to clear things
Does anyone know if finally apple decided to add imap idle support to ios8??

IMAP 'IDLE' Command for Push e-mail - how to enable in 10.4.8 Server?

Hi all -
I'm getting a brand new Treo tomorrow, and there's software for the Treo which allows it to have true Push e-mail when used with a mail server that supports the IMAP 'IDLE' command. I'm running a G5 Xserve with 10.4.8 Server, fully updated.
So, I've read conflicting things about whether the Cyrus imapd as implemented by Apple in OS X Server 10.4.8 supports this.
Can anyone give me a reasonably definitive answer as to:
a) Does the existing IMAP implementation support 'IDLE' and,
b) If so, does it need any changes (config file or other) to be enabled?
Thanks in advance!

OK - thanks!
a capability does indeed show IDLE, and Chatteremail is receiving pushes perfectly! Thanks for a specific, knowledgable, and right-on-target reply!
For the others interested, Versamail doesn't play this game - it will only handle timed e-mail checks.
Chatteremail (available at http://www.chatteremail.com) seems to be the preferred 'Push' software for Treos, and in the 30 minutes I've had it installed, it seems to work perfectly with my OSX Server IMAP, getting live pushes (it actually seems to take a couple minutes), and correctly synchronized with my desktop account.
I'm now a happy and fully-Push-enabled Treo user!

IMAP-IDLE Command Broken

Hi all,
I converted to an IMAP Gmail account two weeks ago, and became hooked to the instantaneous mail downloads thanks to the IDLE command. Now, all of a sudden, emails no longer arrive unless I click on "Get Mail." I have not changed my preferences and the "Use IDLE command if the server supports it" box is still checked.
I just got off the phone with an Apple rep. who told me that having "Check for New Messages" set to "Manually" was my problem... but I know that she was wrong, as I've been receiving instant messages for two weeks now.
Your help is appreciated.

I am also having the same issue and have not been able to find a solution. It just 'stopped' working a few weeks back.
I have tried deleting and setting up new IMAP account , changing settings...nothing works.
Message was edited by: mrhud

Yahoo IMAP-IDLE totally unreliable

Hi there,
my iPhone won't notice new mails waiting on the Yahoo-server. I will have to update manually to have the phone look. Even the automatic mail check every 30 mins won't work.
But sometimes, by accident, it works and shows new mail within a minute!
My prefs: "Use Push-Mail: ACTIVE"
"Autom. mail check: every 30 mins"
What's wrong?

ifan369 wrote:
mny, Yahoo! Mail's "push" email delays as well as sent email sometimes not being sent are known issues at Apple, please submit feedback to Apple on this bug, as well as call AppleCare to have them create a trouble ticket. The more people that report this, the faster we will all have a fix.
Done.
Thx!

JES4 idle imap capability ?

Hello,
I want to know if JES4 (JES2005Q4 - Sun Java System Messaging Server 6.2-9.09) support imap idle capability. I only found that this capability start on JES5.
Is it possible on JES4 ?
Thanks.

Hi Jeff,
thanks for your answer. I found on Sun Solve a Patch (120228-20) for JES4 that introduce de IMAP IDLE Capability. I hope we can update it from 6.2 release to 6.3 release.
Thanks.

Any Way to Test IDLE

Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009)
I configured IDLE according to these instructions:
http://wikis.sun.com/display/CommSuite/Configuring+IMAP+IDLE
(except for setting an environment variable to restrict access),
see it advertised when I telnet to the IMAP port, mail seems to arrive quickly in my configured Thunderbird client (which supports IDLE), but:
Is there any way to know it is working as it should (e.g. connection logs), and is configured correctly?
Thanks,
s7
P.S. I do see this in the imap logs - which looks like IDLE stuff working? Any way to turn this logging up?
Is local.store.deadlockaggressive IDLE related?
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10609]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) shutting down
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10614]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 1/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 1/1.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10611]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 1/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 1/1.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10612]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 1/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 1/1.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10609]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 1/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 1/1.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10613]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) shutting down
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10610]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) shutting down
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10608]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) shutting down
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10613]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 1/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 1/1.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10608]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 1/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 1/1.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10614]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10611]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10612]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10609]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10607]: Account Notice: close [123.456.100.12:54558] tst140 2009/8/12 18:25:46 0:12:07 536 3985 1
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10610]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 1/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 1/1.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10610]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10613]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10608]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10607]: General Debug: GDispCx graceful shutdown timed out
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10607]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) shutting down
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:53 -0400] t0 imapd[10607]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 2/0. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 2/4.
[12/Aug/2009:18:37:54 -0400] t0 imapd[10607]: ENS Information: Closing session. Events in/out: 0/3. KB in/out: 1/1. Subscriptions max/total: 0/0.
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:34 -0400] t0 imapd[29936]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:34 -0400] t0 imapd[29936]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:34 -0400] t0 imapd[29937]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29938]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29936]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29936]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29937]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29937]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29937]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29938]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29938]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29938]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29940]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29935]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29939]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29942]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29940]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29940]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29941]: Store Debug: local.store.deadlockaggressive is set to 10
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29935]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29935]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29939]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:35 -0400] t0 imapd[29935]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29940]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29942]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29942]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29939]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29939]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29941]: General Notice: iBiff plugin loaded
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29941]: General Warning: Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server IMAP4 7u2-7.04 64bit (built Jul 2 2009) starting up
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29942]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server
[12/Aug/2009:18:38:36 -0400] t0 imapd[29941]: General Debug: Connected to ENS server

starman7 wrote:
is there any way to know it is working as it should and configured correctly?The functional test is straight-forward enough e.g.
[root@mailserver sbin]# telnet mailserver 143
Trying 129.158.87.170...
Connected to mailserver.aus.sun.com (129.158.87.170).
Escape character is '^]'.
* OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4 IMAP4rev1 ACL QUOTA LITERAL+ NAMESPACE UIDPLUS CHILDREN BINARY UNSELECT SORT CATENATE URLAUTH LANGUAGE ESEARCH ESORT THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT THREAD=REFERENCES ENABLE CONTEXT=SEARCH CONTEXT=SORT WITHIN SASL-IR SEARCHRES XSENDER X-NETSCAPE XSERVERINFO X-SUN-SORT ANNOTATE-EXPERIMENT-1 X-UNAUTHENTICATE X-SUN-IMAP X-ANNOTATEMORE XUM1 STARTTLS IDLE AUTH=PLAIN] mailserver.aus.sun.com IMAP4 service (Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server 7.3-0.01 32bit (built Jul 29 2009))
A01 login shjorth password
A01 OK User logged in
A02 select INBOX
* FLAGS (\Answered \Flagged \Draft \Deleted \Seen NonJunk)
* OK [PERMANENTFLAGS (\Answered \Flagged \Draft \Deleted \Seen NonJunk \*)]
* 9 EXISTS
* 0 RECENT
* OK [UNSEEN 7]
* OK [UIDVALIDITY 1249853070]
* OK [UIDNEXT 11]
A02 OK [READ-WRITE] Completed
A03 idle
+ idling
<sent email to account>
* 10 EXISTS
* 1 RECENTRegards,
Shane.

How to fix SPAM on iPhone if you use IMAP + Mail.app

This isn't going to work for everyone, but for me, it works beautifully. I thought I'd share this here in case anyone else is in the same boat
Summary: Since my G5 is turned on 24/7, I have Michael Rothwell's IMAP-IDLE plug-in installed, and do all of the filtering near real-time in Mail.app. My iPhone is set to check every 15 minutes, and because the junk is filtered instantly at Mail.app, I never see it on the iPhone except in the junk mail folder
(1) download the imap-idle plugin at http://fivepoundsflax.blogspot.com/
(2) install into mail.app
(3) configure spam filtering in mail.app
(4) leave running 24/7 to filter email on the fly and near real-time

Or you could try this:
Delete the account you want to change from POP to IMAP
Put the iPhone into Flight Mode so that it doesn't automatically set up the POP account.
Create the new account and enter the settings
Server incoming and out going: mail.btinternet.com
Incoming Port: 993 SSL security
Outgoing Port: 465 SSL security
Once the IMAP settings are entered remove Flight Mode.
During the set up process you will probably get a few messages complaining that your iPhone can't connect to your email server.
Just ignore these

IMAP sync server folders doesn't work

I have IMAP set up w/ my mail service, fastmail. I can download my inbox, but I can't download any other folders. In particular I have a filter set up on fastmail to move some email to a folder and I would like to sync that w/ my palm TX. The only folder that seems to get synced is inbox. Any suggestions?
Palm TX
versamail 3.1C
Post relates to: Palm TX

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Very annoying to loose the alert sound.

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