Webmail Plus - Unknown Function _api_status was found

Seems to me you haven't enabled a Mail API submodule that's actually supposed to connect to the mail storage.

I've enabled everything that I can see - all 4 dependent modules and everything in Webmail except Webmail Plus SOIR which wouldn't affect this.

Mail API only has one submodule appearing in the admin UI, and that's:

MAP-WU API 6.x-1.7 Provides an MAIL API IMAP interface using Washington University IMAP.

I've enabled it and it makes no difference - I still get the error messages - is it a clue perhaps that the messages are displayed twice on the home page as follows?

Unknown function _api_status was called.
Unknown function _api_overview was called.
Unknown function _api_status was called.
Unknown function _api_overview was called.

Thanks.

similar for me.

initially i got a warning about file & file_attach weights.
i corrected (i think) this using Utility.

was then getting warning that mapi was configured correctly.
so set up an IMAP server in MAPI.

now get the api_status/api_overview warnings.
(is it simply badly configured email?)

:(

Ok. i got things working - it was settings after all.

under "modules" have "Webmail Plus", "Mail API", "IMAPWU" all enabled.

under "admin/user/user" have a user with name thats first part of email address - eg. "USERNAME" for "USERNAME@gmail.com"

under "admin/settings/mail_api" have a server with;
-- correct hostname - for gmail its "imap.gmail.com"
-- correct port number - for gmail its "993"
-- usually without encyption - although put "SSL" here for gmail
-- correct Login Suffix - for gmail its "@gmail"

under "admin/settings/webmail_plus";
--- make sure your server is selected
--- deal with SMTP settings if required (does this work with gmail?)
--- decide if your having "Internal" or "User" passwords
(with user they needs to make sure their email password is correct under "My Account > Email > Email Password")

go to "admin/build/block" and make those Email blocks visible somewhere.

And that, i think, is that :)