> > 
> >   Are there any tricks to starting that imap-uw server daemon?
> > It built and installed no problem and made an entry for it in
> > my /etc/inetd.conf file, like this:
> > 
> > imap  stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/pkg/libexec/imapd imapd
> > 
> > I have the inetd daemon enabled in the rc.conf file.  What else do I have
> > to do, to get this thing running?  It's supposed to be plug and play,
> > but I'm having trouble pluging it in.
> 
> inetd should start it automatically when a client connects requesting
> that service. One difference I note between your configuration and mine:
> 
> imap2  stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/pkg/libexec/imapd   imapd
> 
> Note the "imap2". Look in /etc/services for a mapping of symbolic names
> (imap2, pop3, etc) to port numbers (143, 110, etc).
> 
> Once you make that change, you can test that the imap server is indeed
> running by doing a "telnet localhost 143" . You should receive the following:
> 
> * OK localhost IMAP4rev1 v12.250 server ready
> 
> To exit, type ". logout" (That's a period, a space, "logout" and return)
> 
> Then test it by trying to connect to your server with a client. In your
> client's mail server preferences, set your server to be both the smtp
> and the imap client. Use your unix login name and password for login and
> password. You should see your inbox once it connects. Send email to
> yourself with your full email address and see if it shows up in your inbox.
> 
  Thanks alot.  It was that imap2 not being there that was giving me the 
problems.  It's kind of funny how a  little thing like that will get you.
I change it to imap4 in /etc/services and in inetd.conf just for the 
hell of it and it still worked.  

  Thanks for your help,

		Guy



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Guy Santiglia  Quadra 610, 50 MHZ, NetBSD 1.4!
South Korea
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