On 6.1.2007, at 3.35, Aaron Solochek wrote:
I can authenticate and get a list of folders, but when I try to
select a folder, I get the "Internal error" message that tells me
to check the server logs. The server log shows:Jan 5 19:43:42 sausage dovecot: imap-login: Login:
user=<aarons>, method=plain, rip=XXX, lip=XXX, TLS Jan 5 19:43:43 sausage dovecot: IMAP(aarons): Effective
uid=1000, gid=1000 Jan 5 19:43:43 sausage dovecot: IMAP(aarons): Namespace:
type=private, prefix=, sep=/, inbox=yes, hidden=no, subscriptions=no Jan 5 19:43:43 sausage dovecot: IMAP(aarons): maildir: data=/XXX/ aarons/Maildir Jan 5 19:43:43 sausage dovecot: IMAP(aarons): maildir: root=/XXX/ aarons/Maildir, index=/XXX/aarons/Maildir, control=, inbox=How can I get better debugging info? I've tried all the
debugging options in dovecot.conf. You're showing only the debugging information, not the actual
error message. If you don't see the error, it's probably because
it's logged into different log file. Many syslogs are configured
to write "info" messages to different log file than "error"
messages. So try finding the actual error message from another
file. If you can't find it, set log_path manually to some file and
look there.I tried that (I just tried again) and I get the exact same info in
my manually specified /tmp/dovecot.log. I ensured that file was
world-writeable just to be safe.
And there's nothing after those? I can't really say anything else
than that if "internal error" comes, there is _always_ written an
error message about it in the logs, and none of the above messages
are an error..
What about if you set log_path and info_log_path to different files?
Is the log_path's file totally empty all the time?