Hi, Dale. On Wed, 26 Feb 2003, Dale Woolridge wrote: >I feel very strongly that all my incoming mail (maildirs) be stored >in leaf nodes within my directory structure. I understand there >is no strict policy against polluting a maildir with other things >(like maildir subfolders), but I still prefer them as leaves. >How then, can bincimap play nicely in my environment? I might >like to have my (incoming) maildirs as: > ~/Maildir > ~/mail/list/bincimap/Maildir > ~/mail/work/frieswiththat/Maildir >Is this bane to the bincimap author and/or community?
It wouldn't be something that I'd want to have in the main trunk of Binc IMAP. But you are free to make this change yourself, or with help from the community. I seems there are quite many preferences on this topic. :-) I'm tempted to isolate the code that transforms IMAP mailbox names to Maildir paths further, simply for the purpose of making changes like this easier. Andy -- Andreas Aardal Hanssen | http://www.andreas.hanssen.name/gpg Author of Binc IMAP | Nil desperandum
