You lose the bet :-) I know the subfolder have the dot. But you are right if I use Mozilla or NetsCrap i'm able to create folder in Eudora no.... but Mozilla was unable to correctly read already created Maildir: It display the name, sometimes truncated, but it freeze or display a pop up message:"The current command did not succeed: The mail server respond: Invalid mailbox. These previously created folder is perfectly accessible on Eudora.
Any hint? At 08.30 13/02/2002 -0800, you wrote: >Yeah, ls -al > >Folders for courier start with . and thus are hiddin from a normal ls. I >use mozilla, and I can create all the folders I need. Even with the >webmail interface it works. I am willing to bet that your folders are >there, just hidden with a ., OR you have a permission issue where your >login isn't being permitted to make folders. > >Either way, I highly doubt it's a courier bug... > >Eli Spizzichino wrote: > >> >The maildirmake utility is to make the initial maildir setup, not to >> make subdirectories. >> >>If you browse to http://www.courier-mta.org/maildirmake.html you can see >>the -f option: >>...... >>-f folder >>do not create a maildir, but create a folder in an existing maildir >> >>....... >> >>but this seems don't work........... >> >> > Your client will create a folder like .folder within your Maildir >> directory >> >>I'm using Eudora and it works in a unexpected manner: sometimes it >>creates the .newdir and sometimes not with no error messages on client & >>server side. >> >>any other hints? >>Eli >> > > _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
