Bill Williamson writes: > After using courier for a month, I discovered a cool folder > ".Sent.2001.11-Nov/". > > So I refreshed my imap folders in outlook, and all my old sent mail is now > in that folder. Which is awesome! > > BUT: > Since the folder is .Sent.2001.11-Nov, it's being relayed to the client as: > sent->2001->11nov. Problem with this is there's no sent->2001 > (.Sent.2001)folder, so if I accidentally refresh it or sync it, it gives me > an error. > > So... > 1. could the auto-archive that's going on create a ".Sent.YEAR" if it > doesn't exist before creating the .Sent.YEAR.MONTH folder?
No. IMAP does not require that foo.bar must be a folder if foo.bar.baz is a folder (with . being the hierarchy separator character). It is sufficient to foo.bar being a folder directory, which is what Courier will return in this case. > 2. Should going to ~/Maildir, and doing "maildirmake .Sent.2001" Give me > what I want, manually? No. Just create this folder manually, using the IMAP client. You need to use the -f option to maildirmake to set everything up correctly. -- Sam _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
