Am 2005-03-30 17:16:34, schrieb Michael F. Sprague: > Agreed, but if you're in mutt and not using IMAP, it's hard to make it > recognize the subfolders since they begin with a dot (not impossible, just a > pain). It depends, but why using local Access, if I have IMAP ? And surfing courier-imap-folders localy is habit. > It seems to get confused for me. I have some folders named 'sub.folder'. When > I convert them to maildir this is interpreted as a subfolder of a subfolder > which is not what I want. So I want: Then you have not understood HOW "maildirmake" works, because: maildirmake sub $HOME/Maildir create the Directory INBOX.sub then if you want a mailfolder do maildirmake -f sub.folder $HOME/Maildir which create INBOX.sub.folder and then it contains INBOX.sub.folder/cur/ new/ tmp/ maildirfolder where maildirfolder is an empty file. So all folderf which contain the file "maildirfolder" are mailboxes. > INBOX/sub.folder > > and it sees: > > INBOX/sub/folder > Glad to hear it! Can you acces cyrus or uw-imap folders localy ? NO But courier-imap give you the possibility to acces it and you should accept how it is done. > I have, and I'm comparing it to cyrus. I'm just trying to get a feel of how > the two look from the average luser's point of view. I think you, I and > everyone on this list would be considered 'power users' when it comes to email > and can handle the minor differences between IMAP servers. :) I'm just What has a local sheme to with IMAP servers ? You have tryed to access ist localy... The maildir is to access via IMAP. > concerned the users may have 'trouble' with these differences. :) I do not know, what you mean. Because I MUST access courier, cyrus and uw-imap and there is no difference in the directories. I see only the level where I am in. And if a Directory has a "." in it, I see it as "the/point/directory/". If you do not know, how to configure 'courier-imap' or 'mutt' (yes, 'mutt' needs different setings for "/" and ".") For courier-imap: set imap_delim_chars="." For Cyrus set imap_delim_chars="/" But the standard seting in 'mutt' is set imap_delim_chars="/." > thanks, > mikeS Greetings Michelle -- Linux-User #280138 with the Linux Counter, http://counter.li.org/ Michelle Konzack Apt. 917 ICQ #328449886 50, rue de Soultz MSM LinuxMichi 0033/3/88452356 67100 Strasbourg/France IRC #Debian (irc.icq.com)
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