Kevin, this is a know bug in 2.2.11 introduced by one of the release candidates.
Kevin Monceaux wrote: > DBMail Users, > > I've recently given DBMail a try. I'm a e-mail pack-rat and am > exploring options to improve performance with some relatively large > mailboxes. After creating a couple of test mailboxes and copying some > messages to them I am seeing some odd behavior under Mutt. > > I have piles of hierarchical mailboxes. I created a few test mailboxes. As > an example, two of the mailboxes I created are named Announcements and > General which are under an ArchLinux "folder," as: > > INBOX/ArchLinux/Announcements > INBOX/ArchLinux/General > > The hierarchical folders seem to be confusing Mutt. When I'm at the > level where it should be displaying the ArchLinux folder, it's > displaying it, and other folders with mailboxes under them, multiple > times: > > 1 ../ > 2 00-Inbox > 3 ArchLinux/ > 4 ArchLinux/ > 5 ArchLinux/ > 6 MiscComp/ > 7 MiscComp/ > 8 Test > > If I select any of the ArchLinux folders listed above, the mailboxes > under ArchLinux display normally. I was using Alpine a while back and > fired it up to compare. I'm seeing similar symptoms under Alpine: > > 00-Inbox Test ArchLinux/ ArchLinux/ ArchLinux[/] > MiscComp/ MiscComp[/] > > Also, Mutt is displaying all unread messages as new messages, even if > I close a mailbox and go back into it. None of the unread messages > are showing up as "old" messages as they should be. I'm not seeing > that problem under Alpine. > > I've used Mutt, and Alpine, with Cyrus in the past with no problems. > After trying DBMail, installed locally on my home desktop box, I > installed Dovecot locally and tested with similar mailboxes and had no > problems with either Mutt or Alpine. > > I'm running DBMail 2.2.11 installed via the ArchLinux package manager. > > > > > -- ________________________________________________________________ Paul Stevens paul at nfg.nl NET FACILITIES GROUP GPG/PGP: 1024D/11F8CD31 The Netherlands________________________________http://www.nfg.nl _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.fastxs.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
