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Software / Kopiemail 2.1.5 And Imap4 Ssl
« on: June 09, 2005, 12:40:06 am »
I have been trying to get an IMAP4 configuration running on an IPAQ 3870 with Familiar 0.8.2 and Opie 1.2. I tried the latest OpieMail included in Opie 1.2 and it seems that I could never successfully negioate with the server. The company is running a IMAP4 SSL access on port 993 and with everything setup it would eventually timeout.
So thinking that it might be the application I searched the web and ran across KOpieMail. Fundamentally the same OpieMail core, but yet I hoped for more.
Again, I ran through all the set-ups and installed all the dependanies and the application starts up fine. Configured the IMAP connection to the corporate server and tried to access the inbox. At least this time I saw some feedback in that the application indicated it was fetching folders, but then again, it just went off and eventually timed out.
I have done the same on WinCE and all was fine, but I continue to have issues with the Linux sys. I am looking for anyone that might have some input or suggestions.
Some additional info I forgot... KOpieMail Version 2.1.5, Kmicrodelibs Ver 2.1.5 for OZ and openssl Ver 0.9.7e-r1 from the std Opie 1.2 feed was used for the install.
So thinking that it might be the application I searched the web and ran across KOpieMail. Fundamentally the same OpieMail core, but yet I hoped for more.
Again, I ran through all the set-ups and installed all the dependanies and the application starts up fine. Configured the IMAP connection to the corporate server and tried to access the inbox. At least this time I saw some feedback in that the application indicated it was fetching folders, but then again, it just went off and eventually timed out.
I have done the same on WinCE and all was fine, but I continue to have issues with the Linux sys. I am looking for anyone that might have some input or suggestions.
Some additional info I forgot... KOpieMail Version 2.1.5, Kmicrodelibs Ver 2.1.5 for OZ and openssl Ver 0.9.7e-r1 from the std Opie 1.2 feed was used for the install.