Hi,
I am using mbsync to synchronise the ~/Maildir repository between two
machines. I want to use flatten subfolders with the Inbox being in
~/Maildir. This means I have ~/Maildir/{cur,new,tmp}, but also
~/Maildir/.a/{cur,new,tmp} and ~/Maildir/.a.b/{cur,new,tmp}.I am using this kind of configuration file, which works in versions 1.1 and earlier: | IMAPStore aurel32 | ... | MaildirStore local | Flatten . | Path ~/Maildir/. | Inbox ~/Maildir | Channel aurel32 | Master :aurel32: | Slave :local: | Patterns INBOX * Note the '.' at the end of 'Path'. I need that so that subfolders correctly start with a dot, but I am not sure it's the correct way to do that. When using version 1.2, or rather anything after commit ee8b835c, I get the following issue: | Error: flattened mailbox name 'INBOX/Junk' contains canonical hierarchy delimiter | Error: flattened mailbox name 'INBOX/Drafts' contains canonical hierarchy delimiter | Error: flattened mailbox name 'INBOX/Sent' contains canonical hierarchy delimiter | Error: flattened mailbox name 'INBOX/Archive' contains canonical hierarchy delimiter | Error: flattened mailbox name 'INBOX/Trash' contains canonical hierarchy delimiter Indeed ~/Maildir/.Junk is now transformed into INBOX/Junk. Specifying a 'Inbox' path outside of 'Path' workarounds the problem, but it's not what I want. Does someone have an idea how to fix that? Thanks, Aurelien -- Aurelien Jarno GPG: 4096R/1DDD8C9B aurel...@aurel32.net http://www.aurel32.net
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