--On Tuesday, February 18, 2003 06:12:57 PM -0600 Lee Daniel Crocker
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Even if this isn't done, however, the mailboxes under Inbox
should not have to be named with "." in the Unix filesystem for
bincimap to find them. "INBOX.Foo" should be the directory "Foo"
under ~/Maildir, not ".Foo". That's what mutt expects, for
instance, when reading maildirs directly.
Lee, if you set your .muttrc as below, it works perfectly.
set mail_check=60
set timeout=30
set spoolfile=imap://YOUR.IMAP.DOMAIN/INBOX
set folder=imap://YOUR.IMAP.DOMAIN
mailboxes =INBOX =INBOX.dns =INBOX.mulberry =INBOX.isspam =INBOX.sent
At least with Maildir format there's a clear, simple, fool-proof
test for what's a mail directory and what isn't: the existence
of "new", "cur", and "tmp". We should take advantage of that to
make the server flexible in where maildirs are located.
This is already done, each is a ./Maildir/
--
Gary
