On Sunday 23 March 2008 15:24, Bill Cole wrote:
It is safe to assume that there are no clairvoyant's on this list, so you probably need to provide a bit more specific information about your difficulties to get useful suggestions. Unstated details that are relevant to narrowing down the problem include:
- What OS are you running?
On the server, CentOS 5.1.
- How exactly does KMail fail to work, i.e. is it just doing nothing or is it providing some sort of expression of Not Working?
Dovecot serves my mail without a problem. I am trying to get 'IMAP Resources' in KMail working - that is, my Calendar and Addressbook also served up.
I have tried several methods as suggested by various people on the kdepim list, with various types of failure. The end result in all the efforts is that groupware folders are created, but it is not possible to import my calendar, for instance. I'm told that there is no writable folder so the import can not be saved. I've tried making them world-writable, to see whether it was a permissions problem, but it appears not.
At one point I did manage an import, but I could find no way of seeing the result from a client box.
- What did dovecot write to its logs when KMail failed to work?
Absolutely nothing. It didn't appear to notice.
I have been working on this for several days, taking advice from anywhere I can. Timo tells me that he doesn't think it's a dovecot problem, since my mail is working properly, so I guess I will just have to go back to the kdepim list.
Anne