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...ime passes...> After some printf's, I found Error: socket() failed: Protocol not supported Error: section 2 port = 993 my_ip.family = 0 so.sin.family = 0 SOCK_STREAM = 1 AF_UNIX = 1 AF_INET = 2 AF_INET6 = 24 Fatal: listen(993) failed: Protocol not supported in function net_listen(...) in src/lib/network.c. My socket programming is a little rusty, but don't we want an address family of AF_INET or AF_INET6? Moving up into src/master/main.c I found set->protocols = imap imaps set->listen_ip.family = 2 set->listen_port = 143 set->ssl_listen_ip.family =...

...rawlog_dir = "", .connect_timeout_msecs = 500, .connect_retry_count = 3, .connect_retry_interval_msecs = 10, .max_idle_time = 10000, }; The client fails if the server is not listening... Is the test server listening? static int test_open_server_fd(in_port_t *bind_port) { int fd = net_listen(&bind_ip, bind_port, 128); if (debug) i_debug("server listening on %u", *bind_port); if (fd == -1) { i_fatal("listen(%s:%u) failed: %m", net_ip2addr(&bind_ip), *bind_port); } fd_set_nonblock(fd, FALSE); return fd; } Forcing debug... >grep 'static bool d...