Francis Galiegue wrote: > Le mardi 19 juin 2007, Sam Varshavchik a écrit : >> Francis Galiegue writes: > [...] >> Nothing, as far as the server is concerned. >> > [...] >> If you have a problem using your IMAP clients, that's where you should look. >> >> What concrete evidence leads you to believe otherwise? > > If the fact that Dovecot+mbox and wu-imapd work outright, with no tinkering > on > the client side, even OutLook, whereas Courier IMAP doesn't, is no evidence, > then what is? > > I expected solutions or hints, not a "Courier IMAP is right and everything > else is wrong" kind of answer. > > Bah, I'll have tried.
Francis, I can guarantee you that an out-of-the-box installation of thunderbird allows subfolder-creation on an out-of-the-box installation of courier-imap, unless maybe you're using ancient versions of any. even creation of nested subfolders to more levels than a halfway sane user would ever need is no problem. the only server-side problem I can imagine is folder ACLs that courier-imap respects but not other imap servers, or if you modified the IMAP_CAPABILITY setting in the imapd config. however, as Sam points out, the fact that you _can_ create subfolders with one mail client but not with others suggests this is a client-side problem. fire up ethereal, look at the client-server conversation and where they differ for different mail clients, and try to figure out due to which client config setting this is. good luck! - DAve. -- The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that you've got it made.
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