Hi Paul, Still no go.
What I see is this when I open the 'subscribe' pane in TB:
[...] Me too there.
then I open the subtree for #Public and I see: COMMAND: [2 list "" "#Public/%"] RESPONSE: [* LIST (\hasnochildren) "/" "#Public/Spam"^M ]
But I don't even see a #Public subtree. It's like it doesn't exist. Hmm. That's interesting. When I manually subscribe myself (via a manual entry in dbmail_subscription) to one of the mailboxes in the #Public namespace, I see the #Public subtree, and everything in it (even things I'm not subscribed to). If I delete that db record, it goes back to pretending #Public doesn't exist. It looks like I have to be subscribed to something in #Public for Thunderbird to even acknowledge its existence. What happens if you unsubscribe to everything in #Public? Do you still see it?
That's not what I'm seeing. Are you sure your ACL is setup alright for userid '__public__'? I understand you're using DBMA, but please check your tables manually using the wiki as guide:
I've gone through that this morning and manually added ACLs on one of the #Public mailboxes for myself, anyone and __public__, but the problem persists. Thanks for all your continuing help! We'll get to the bottom of this! ....jurgen -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] is jurgen's gmail address. Visit http://jurgen.ca/ for more yummy goodness.
