Am Montag, 29. November 2004 19:40 schrieb Dew Ediho:
> did you create Maildir using:
>
> maildirmake command?
>
> the syntax is:
>
> maildirmake /home/me/Maildir
>
> This will create the Maildir folder and the associated sub-folders.
> Thus mails will be delivered for the me to Maildir.
Hello,
I think you misunderstood me. With "folders" I mean mail folders, not
directories (of the filesystem).
Consider the following example. I create a maildir with
maildirmake ~/Maildir.
After this is done, I create a subfolder ABC by entering
maildirmake -f ABC ~/Maildir.
Now how can I tell Courier to deliver mail to the subfolder ABC?
The background of this whole thing is that I want to have IMAP folders like
Inbox, Sent and Trash which reside on the same hierarchy level. If I just
let Courier direct mail to ~/Maildir and access ~/Maildir with my e-mail
client (KMail) via IMAP, I have a top level folder Inbox and all other
folders I create are located below Inbox. This is, of course, nonsensical.
> [...]
Best wishes,
Wolfgang
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