Andy, Ok.. so previously we made all folders as: INBOX.Sent INBOX.My Stuff INBOX.Reports
So I change SM to INBOX/Sent INBOX/Trash INBOX/Drafts Now.. all the old folders say: INBOX.Drafts INBOX.Old-Mail INBOX.Sent instead of just saying Drafts Old-Mail Sent any way to get around this that you know of? On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 15:20, Andreas Aardal Hanssen wrote: > On Tue, 2 Sep 2003, Matt wrote: > >Andreas, > >Actually I've been doing the strace on my own.. nothing much I can see.. > >just seemed like it wsn't connecting to my LDAP server. > >I upgraded (you've added maildir++ support.. YEAH!)... and things seem ok now.. as > >far as authentifying goes... do have a small question though. > >Now.. when users log into webmail (using squirrelmail) they get this error on the > >left hand frame sometimes: > >ERROR: Could not complete request > >Query: CREATE "INBOX.Sent" > >Reason Given: CREATE failed: With a Maildir++ depot, you must create all mailboxes > >under INBOX. Try creating INBOX/INBOX.Sent > > In your squirrelmail config, there's a section for default folders. > There's a list there that contains "INBOX.Sent", "INBOX.Trash" and so on. > If you're using Maildir++, you want to replace the "." with a "/". If > you're using IMAPdir, you can also remove the INBOX/ prefix if you want, > so the folder names are only "Draft", "Trash" and so on. :-) > > To create a mailbox called INBOX.Trash with Maildir++, the error message > is correct in stating that it must be created under INBOX/. :-) > > Summary: Binc uses '/' (slash), not '.' (dot), as a hierarchy seperator, > as of version 1.1.2. > > Andy :-) -- Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
