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2009-12-19
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2009-12-19
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2009-12-20
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If you are having problems over wireless, but not 3g check that you router supports psm. Disconnects might cause hickups with IMAP servers that think you are connected.
http://wiki.maemo.org/Wifi_power_saving_mode
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2009-12-20
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I'm also wondering if this might be caused by connecting over TLS rather than SSL? If anyone knows how to change this w/o having to re-setup mailboxes from scratch, I would love hearing from you
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2009-12-20
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Hi,
Open the mail app, press "Email", in the pop up menu choose "edit account" and select the acount you would like to change its settings.
HIH
There are some decent instructions on how to do debug issues with "Modest" (the N900's standard email app) here.
First thing to note, in case you're doing this via a remote terminal (ie: logged on as root, as it's certainly easier than on the N900's tiny keyboard) is that you probably need to become 'user' first, this is easily accomplished:
This would imply that if I start another instance for debug purposes per aforementioned instructions, two instances (ie 4 processes) will be running and indeed another 'ps' confirms this. Surely, this would only exacerbate any issues and make debugging harder?
Furthermore, it doesn't seem to be possible to kill any of these processes (either by closing down the UI or by using the 'kill' command). Using kill respawns the process immediately.
So my questions to the guys in the know is: what's the best way to run those debug sessions, so that the value of the information collected can be maximized...
Finally, for who access their emails via secure IMAP, i would be grateful if you could state how well it works for you and if you're using TLS rather than SSL.
Many thanks in advance to all Maemo Gurus
Christian