Right this one's a doozy and I've only just noticed it.
I set up my mail client a couple of weeks ago when I migrated to PlusNet, no problems. Earlier this week i set up my new iPhone, and the settings from my mail client were successfully synced to that. (I did notice i could only send email when using my own wifi network - but posts another thread about that and got satisfactory answers)
The weird thing, is that I had to check back on what i said in an email I sent previously today and get this: the sent box only has copies of the emails I sent from my phone (via the home network) nothing I've sent using my desk-top's mail client had been saved (it seems).
Now for the first time I notice I have TWO sent boxes, or my correctly one sent box, and one sent folder, this last sitting within my Inbox along with a drafts and trash folder. The emails i sent from my iPhone are stored in the folder, but its the box that indicates activity when I send a mail from the desktop client. And when I click on it after the mail has been sent (and happily received) I get a dialogue box that says
'Unable to Open "Plus net"
Mail was unable to open this mailbox on the server “imap.plus.net”.
The server error encountered was: Mailbox does not exist, or must be subscribed to.'
So any ideas?
I'm thinking it must be the settings on my client that are wrong, but I'm damned if i can see where? And if the iPhone got its settings from the client, how come that works?
