Sergey Poznyakoff wrote: > Stephen Gildea <stepheng+m...@gildea.com> ha escrit: > > > So which "folders" output is correct, mailutils or nmh? If mailutils > > is correct, we can fix MH-E to deal with the correct answer. > > With my mailutils maintainer hat off, I believe that *one* slash is > correct.
Agreed. It looks like the folder name should be formatted so that you could use it in a subsequent folder command (prepend "+" and strip off any trailing "+"). For example, alto$ folders -norecurse FOLDER # MESSAGES RANGE ; CUR (OTHERS) FileMe has no messages ; (others). action+ has 41 messages ( 1- 55); cur= 55. android has 5 messages ( 1- 5); cur= 4. animation has 15 messages ( 1- 16); cur= 14. ... So for +/, I'd expect to see something like /bin has no messages ; (others). /boot has no messages ; (others). /dev has no messages ; (others). /etc has no messages ; (others). /home has no messages ; (others). ... It appears that nmh does the right thing with, e.g., "folders +//home", so I don't know if it's worth saying something to the nmh folks about the double slash. But I think the Mailutils output is correct. mike
