I wanted to use ruby to receive my office mail. Well I could not. Because net/imap reported "unexpected token: RPAR".
I checked out on google, and I found out that many people had this problem, and it is because of net/imap.
So net/imap is useless to me.
As a well developed language's library, could someone tell that if net/imap can be used seriously?
Thanks.
I wanted to use ruby to receive my office mail. Well I could not. Because net/imap reported "unexpected token: RPAR".
Since you didn't give the full output of your program, I'm guessing that your IMAP server's response has a "(" character in the wrong spot.
I checked out on google, and I found out that many people had this problem, and it is because of
net/imap.
If you can provide your code and debugging output from a session with the server that shows this issue maybe somebody can fix it. Even better would be a login to the server set up to show this problem.
So net/imap is useless to me.
Without a reliable way to reproduce this problem nobody can help you fix it.
As a well developed language's library, could someone tell that if net/imap can be used seriously?
I use net/imap 24 times a day on mailboxes that combined total around 10,000 messages with the IMAPCleanse gem. I've never had any problems. So far I know my tool has been used against dovecot and UW-IMAP without problem.
I consider automatic processing of my email serious business and net/imap has not failed me yet.
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On Sep 14, 2008, at 21:53 PM, Magicloud Magiclouds wrote: