man, 12.01.2004 kl. 15.39 skrev Patrick O'Callaghan: > My IMAP server is Cyrus, but configured to use the many-rooted rather than > single-rooted tree, i.e. INBOX is just another folder, so I have the same > issue as Farkas. However the solution is not to change IMAP servers (even > if I could), because that wouldn't fix things like Trash, Sent or Junk > being sorted lexically.
With Courier/Evo they aren't sorted lexically (=alphabetically?), but as one tells Evo to do. > IMHO the way to go is either 1) allow the user to > rearrange the folder order to taste, How would the user do this? Is this Cyrus-specific? > or 2) put certain "special" folders > at the top, preferably with distinguishable icons. See Mozilla, Thunderbird, > MacOS Mail, etc. etc. Which are not Evo, though. > The latter actually puts all the INBOXes in one place > (assuming you have several accounts), though I'm in two minds about that. Allowing more than one account is an admin/organization policy decision that is not sanctioned here, at Billy. At least, mail may only be sent (smtp SASL AUTH) by a system-authorized (LDAP) logged-in UID and obviously only be IMAP-read by the same UID. > BTW, I have no problem subscribing to folders. Sounds like your IMAP server > is at fault. My Evo is the standard RedHat version (1.4.5) and worked > identically on RH9 and Fedora. This is RH RHEL 3 Evo 1.4.5 on Gnome 2.2 (September 2003 release) and I don't think you can compare it to your 2 distros. RH 9 is dead and Fedora has gone its own, unfathomable way. I have no problem subscribing with Mozilla 1.4.1 or Mozilla 1.5. Thanks for your input ;) --Tonni -- mail: billy - at - billy.demon.nl http://www.billy.demon.nl _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
