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Re: Eudora mail folders and "" root (JD?)
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Re: Eudora mail folders and "" root (JD?)


  • Subject: Re: Eudora mail folders and "" root (JD?)
  • From: Walter Ian Kaye <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 6 Sep 2003 08:49:43 -0700

At 04:16p +0100 09/06/2003, John Delacour didst inscribe upon an electronic papyrus:

At 2:24 am -0700 6/9/03, Walter Ian Kaye wrote:

Since I don't have IMAP working, I can't test the <<Dominant>> name.

Turns out I had to make IMAP the <<Dominant>> user in order to create folders in the IMAP Folder; alternate personalities of IMAP did not allow it. Silly.

However, 'file of mailbox [anything]' always gives me the In box file.

Are you talking IMAP still? It can't happen with ordinary mailboxes

tell app "Eudora" to file of mailbox 2
--> file "dxp:Users:jd:Documents:Eudora Folder:Mail Folder:Out"

It did, but at this point I've forgotten what my syntax was. <g>
In any case, I'm still having errors with folders outside the Mail Folder hierarchy. Can't get file at all on those because the reference is invalid. After all, if I can't get the name, then I can't get the file either.
Again, this is with 5.1.1 -- dunno if it's a bug fixed in 5.2 or 6.x.


Wait -- I have a different problem now: I have to get the file on a separate line:

file of mailbox of message 0
--> "Can't get file of mailbox of message 0."

mailbox of message 0
file of result
--> "OSX:Users:boo:Documents:Eudora Folder:Mail Folder:WWW:BAIUG:"

That's not a problem, that's syntax. You can't get the file of a reference. 'result' in your example 2 is an object and you can convert the reference to an object in the same line by using get...

tell app "Eudora" to file of (get mailbox of front message)
--> file "dxp:Users:jd:Documents:Eudora Folder:Mail Folder:Out"

Aha... so the 'get' is needed. I always thought 'get' was optional in AppleScript; I guess Eudora uses it in a coercive way. :) Thanks for the tip!

Wish I could get IMAP working, to connect to imap.cyrusoft.com. (Works from Mulberry, but I can't find the right settings for Eudora.)

My iMac account has just expired and if they want me to pay they can make it free! But I had no problem with it while it was alive.


What do you get when you run this script:


tell app "Eudora"
tell personality some_IMAP_personality
{setting 244, setting 3, setting 5, setting 4}
end
end
--> {"y", "email@hidden", "email@hidden", "smtp.mac.com:user"}

I get {"y", "@imap.cyrusoft.com", "email@hidden", "imap.cyrusoft.com"}

The connection problem appears to be that Eudora requires a password even for an empty username, while Mulberry is happy to connect with no username or password (for anonymous). Eudora won't let me click OK without entering a password, so I can't connect to the anonymous server.
I wanted to access the mulberry.discuss group. Oh well.

thanks,
-Walter
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