[Mew-dist 12765] imap bug w/1.95b30?

[cwilson at example.com]

Hello there.

I just upgraded from 1.95b3 to 1.95b30 and note that IMAP access is
still a wee buggy.  Several messages into one of my IMAP folders, I
get this in the minibuffer:

	Args out of range: #<buffer " *mew cache*1">, 1, 0

XEmacs version is

XEmacs 20.4 "Emerald" [Lucid] (mips-sgi-irix6.2, Mule) of Thu May 21 1998 on humu

Do let me know if this isn't sufficient information to debug, my elisp 
is far from good.

I also note that IMAP performance has gotten worse, no doubt a side effect
of open/closing the IMAP channel upon every message retrieval!

Apr 10 11:14:45 7C:slurp imapd[281738]: imap service init from 144.253.130.8
Apr 10 11:14:45 6C:slurp imapd[281738]: Authenticated user=cwilson host=slurp.neu.sgi.com [144.253.130.8]
Apr 10 11:14:45 6C:slurp imapd[281738]: Logout user=cwilson host=slurp.neu.sgi.com [144.253.130.8]
Apr 10 11:14:50 7C:slurp imapd[281863]: imap service init from 144.253.130.8
Apr 10 11:14:50 6C:slurp imapd[281863]: Authenticated user=cwilson host=slurp.neu.sgi.com [144.253.130.8]
Apr 10 11:14:51 6C:slurp imapd[281863]: Logout user=cwilson host=slurp.neu.sgi.com [144.253.130.8]

I also note that standard 'unix' style mailboxes still aren't
supported?  I direct incoming email into many places with procmail,
and it appears I can only access those mboxes via IMAP (which, as
noted above, is slow & buggy)

Finally, keep up the good work!  Despite bugs, Mew is the only
IMAP-enabled mail reader I've found that can successfully move
messages _from_ an IMAP folder to an MH-style folder.  

thanks,

--Chan

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