On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 02:22, Alex Malinovich wrote: > I've just finished setting up courier IMAP to replace my aging uw-imap > setup and everything is working fine. I'm just left with one problem. > Courier creates all folders as sub-folders of INBOX. I understand this > limitation and deal with it. However, INBOX and INBOX.Inbox seem to be > copies of each other. This leads to having a folder tree which shows > INBOX as having new messages at the same time that INBOX.Inbox has new > messages. I'm also occasionally left with INBOX having a 1 non-existent > new message. From what I understand, it should be possible to set up > evolution to use the INBOX namespace so that INBOX would be at the root > level. That is, Evolution would show only the sub-folders of INBOX > without showing INBOX itself. Unfortunately, everything that I have > tried as a namespace has no effect. Any suggestions from anyone? TIA.
You need to resubscribe, refresh or unset your namespace. Or, your
folder tree is very odd.
I use Courier, and have this structure in Evo:
INBOX
|- Archive
|- Lists
| |- GNOME
| |- Debian
|- Sent
etc
On disk, I have
~/Maildir
|-cur
|- new
|- tmp
|- .Archive
|- cur
...
~/Maildir/cur is INBOX of course.
Ross
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