On 2020-10-14 at 07:53 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote: > > The question is, which would have been the "proper place" to locate > > such folder? > > Definitely not private evolution directories. My question would be: > what do you want to achieve? I mean, do you want to have the mails > backed up with Evolution's backup tool together with the other data? > In > that case store it somewhere under ~/.local/share/evolution/. > Obviously > not under the 'mail' and other directories, just use your own > directory > under the "top" directory. Like ~/.local/share/evolution/my-mail. > That's only a workaround, as you might usually store your local mails > under On This Computer. The custom Maildir accounts are used (from my > point of view) to access messages from other services, where those > services are responsible for the data backup and so on. > > Bye, > Milan
Thanks for the tip, Milan. Yes, the goal was to "group" the new account with evolution, as a second "On This COmputer" if you wish. The normal "On This Computer" was already being used (mostly as an account for archiving mails, mainly duplicating the folder tree of the main account living on the server) whereas the new account serves a different function (holding a subtree of mailing list related folders) and would benefit of a different position. In some aspects, it would be preferable if you could (virtually) include in the tree view folders stored on a different account. That could be a complex use case to present on a consistent UI, though (not to mention the implementation itself) . Regards _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
