On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Andreas Aardal Hanssen wrote: >So I can't reproduce this problem. If anyone can help provide more >detailed information about the problem and how to reproduce it, then I'm >sure we can solve it.
Now I have reproduced the problem, so please ignore this last email. :-P Here's the communication between Binc and Mozilla: 61 lsub "" "*" * LSUB (\UnMarked) "/" "INBOX" 61 OK LSUB completed 62 list "" "%" * LIST (\UnMarked) "/" "INBOX" 62 OK LIST completed 63 list "" "%/%" * LIST (\UnMarked) "/" "INBOX/Drafts" * LIST (\UnMarked) "/" "INBOX/TestFolder" * LIST (\UnMarked) "/" "INBOX/groups" * LIST (\UnMarked) "/" "INBOX/work" 63 OK LIST completed So Mozilla first asks for all root level mailboxes. Then it asks for all second level mailboxes. Then it stops - and does no more investigation. I have seen this behavior in other clients such as Evolution, but usually this behavior is followed by more LIST commands as the user navigates through the folder view. So if I click on "INBOX/groups", the client usually does (and should do) a . LIST "" "INBOX/groups/%" But Mozilla doesn't do this. I tried experimenting with the CHILDREN extension, and found no difference in Mozilla's behavior. It does never display submailboxes of any level deeper than 2 (INBOX/Work) unless they are already subscribed to. If anyone can provide more info, please post. :-) Andy :-) -- Andreas Aardal Hanssen | http://www.andreas.hanssen.name/gpg Author of Binc IMAP | "It is better not to do something http://www.bincimap.org/ | than to do it poorly."
