[kdepim-users] Understanding kmail imap resources

[Anne Wilson]

On Sunday 23 March 2008 17:33:29 Ingo Klöcker wrote:
> On Sunday 23 March 2008, Anne Wilson wrote:
> [snip]
>
> > Well, using the groupware setup, folders have been created, but not
> > until I did a check-mail.
>
> Created where? Locally or on the server? Note that they cannot be
> created on the server before you do a check-mail because only when
> doing a check-mail all local changes (including the creation of the
> groupware folders) are performed on the server.
>
This was on the server.  I followed Martin's advice and tried to set it up 
using my own login.  The folders were created under anne-dimap, as I had 
requested.

> > That has resulted in all my Inbox mail
> > being copied over - which I didn't want.  Inbox is not checked on the
> > subscribe list.
> >
Is this inevitable?

> > I then turned to the calendar page, and attempted to import my
> > calendar into the groupware one.  I got 'No writable resource was
> > found, saving will not be possible. Reconfigure KMail first.'
>
> I got the same message when I tried to set it up using my GMail account.
>
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?

Anne
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