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I just came up with another method you could use. I haven't tested it though but it should work. You could use the enivornment variable $HOME by doing something like this: char *home = getenv("HOME");

You could of course also access the the preference directory by using ~username/Library/Preferences instead in which case it will always work regardless of any future change.

first of all if you don't want imaps you have to change the line protocols = imap imaps into protocols = imap and ssl_disable = no into ssl_disable = yes and finally disable_plaintext_auth = no needs to be set. to get dovecot to authenticate using macosx users and their...

after you've compiled, installed it and edited the conf file you simply try to connect to it. if it works you're done. otherwise read the logs to try to figure out whats wrong.

no, you have to compile / install one yourself. but there are several opensource imap servers which are really good and fairly easy to install and configure. the ones i have tested are courier-imap which i used until recently when a friend recomended dovecot saying that it was faster and...

i managed to find it out myself. rather simple error in the end it seemed. the right auth combination to use is passwd / pam although that doesn't show any where. thus in order to get dovecot to work everything you have do to is download it, configure it (standard), make / make install and then...

anyone who has some experience configuring the dovecot server? i've configured it to the best of my ability for use with standard passwd and without ssl but however i do i can't login (can't authenticate) regards, robert

I recently recieved the Mac OS X beta and gladely restarted and placed the CD in my beige G3 only to be met with blue screen and a rotating cd icon. Now looking through the documentation I see that the my extra display cards might be the issue here I go ahead by removing these. This didn't work...