Rodolfo,
That is indeed the case. I was expecting it to use the current (home)
directory but I suppose (?) this mailbox name is treated as a special
case for this as well as other instances I knew about. Inserting a "~/"
in front of INBOX achieved the result I was expecting.
thanks,
David
Rodolfo Cossalter wrote:
The existing INBOX may be /var/spool/mail/$USER or the equivalent
system INBOX in Solaris
Rodolfo
I have uw-imap 2006g compiled from scratch on Solaris 9 using gcc.
Nothing has been modified. I issued this command to convert my inbox
(the mbox file in my home directory) to mix:
bash-2.05$ mailutil copy mbox "#driver.mix/INBOX"
Can't create mailbox INBOX: mailbox already exists
If I pick another folder name then it works perfectly. A simple create
gives the same error:
bash-2.05$ mailutil create "#driver.mix/INBOX"
Can't create mailbox INBOX: mailbox already exists
There is no INBOX directory anywhere in my home directory or mail
subdir. I checked the version of mailutil and it is as I expect mailutil
version 2006g.7
Any ideas?
thanks,
David
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