[kdepim-users] Understanding kmail imap resources

[Anne Wilson]

On Sunday 23 March 2008 18:21, Ingo Klöcker wrote:
> > I don't understand this.  Earlier I had folders created and managed
> > to import my calendar.  I couldn't get the client working with it,
> > but it worked to that point.  Nothing has changed on the server,
> > other than my efforts to work with this.
> >
> > I wonder what ownership and permissions are supposed to be on those
> > folders. Do you know?
>
> Same as for your normal mail folders. I don't think it's a problem with
> ownership or permissions of those folders.

This part I've solved.  If you create the folders directly under the dimap 
account you can't import your calendar.  If you create them under the 
dimap.inbox you can.

I now have 751 entries in my new calendar account.  However, the folder icons 
which looked like Martin's have reverted to simple mail-style folders.  On 
the server at least the calendar will display the dimap calendar.  Now for a 
client box.

Well, the account is set up and the folders set up - BUT - the default is for 
every folder to be subscribed.  Many thousands of messages are being pulled 
in and the cpu is at 97-99%.  I daren't even look at the calendar until this 
stops.

OK - I have asked for a calendar from an IMAP server to be added, but it is 
empty.  How do I collect the calendar from the server?

I'm assuming that the 'Enable IMAP resource functionality' is for the server 
only?  Otherwise it want to create a new set of folders, and the folders were 
already created by doing a mail check.

I've just done another mail check and it said it was synchronising the 
calendar, but it still looks empty to me.

Anne
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