I hear what you're saying but now I've got thousands of
empty INBOX folders on my server. If the software didn't do this then I
wouldn't have them. This is probably academic when you only have a few
domains but in a hosting environment this creates thousands of
additional folders unnecessarily. Why bother creating another folder on
the server when the users folder is already there?
Tripp Allen wrote:
The new MBX is created inside
the subfolder; it resides at
topdir\users\username\inbox\newfoldername.mbx.
Tripp
this is about not creating another directory and just
adding an mbx file. Why create another folder and not an mbx?
Eric Shanbrom wrote:
If you create mailboxes that are
sub-mailboxes of the Inbox you will get a folder named inbox that has
the sub-mailbox mbx files in it... I have many of these and they work
fine.. I think this was about getting an inbox.mbx not a inbox folder
tho
Eric S
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Sent:
Wednesday, July 26, 2006 10:21 AM
Subject:
[IMail Forum] reproduced creation of INBOX
In 2006, I just recreated the INBOX creation
problem. I created a new folder called "temp". I moved email from the
"INBOX" which is really "Main.mbx", but that's another story, to the
"temp" folder. Upon going to the temp folder and moving the mail back I
noticed it had created the INBOX folder and even listed it as
"INBOX/temp".
Now that this isn't a rule creating the folder we have an instance
where Imail is doing this, Travis.
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