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10:20:25.220 << 0015 A2 LIST "" ""\0D\0A
10:20:25.220 >> 0027 * LIST (\\Noselect) "/" ""\0D\0A
10:20:25.220 >> 0023 A2 OK LIST completed.\0D\0A
10:20:25.230 << 0016 A3 LIST "" "*"\0D\0A
10:20:25.230 >> 0036 * LIST (\\HasNoChildren) "/" Drafts\0D\0A
10:20:25.250 >> 0037 * LIST (\\HasNoChildren) "/" Journal\0D\0A
10:20:25.250 >> 0035 * LIST (\\HasNoChildren) "/" Notes\0D\0A
10:20:25.250 >> 0038 * LIST (\\HasNoChildren) "/" Contacts\0D\0A
10:20:25.250 >> 0042 * LIST (\\HasNoChildren) "/" "Sent Items"\0D\0A
10:20:25.250 >> 0042 * LIST (\\HasChildren) "/" "Mail Folders"\0D\0A
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Clearly "\HasChildren" and "\HasNoChildren" are flag extensions, and
hence must be covered by either an RFC or a standards-track document
that revises RFC3501 itself (see RFC3501 page 85). Could someone
please point me at that RFC or standards-track document? Are there any
other revisions that modify RFC3501?
I appear to have been unsubscribed from this list (possibly as a result of a
major network outage here a couple of months ago), so please accept my
apologies if I have missed coverage of these changes.
Cheers!
-- David --
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