There's another intermittent bug when I specify a Fcc field that requires a folder to be created, and then another folder under it to be created. I guess it's send's fault? With "send -verbose", and a "Fcc: s/feed/nmh" where +s exists, but +s/feed does not exist, here's what I get when I send email: What now? s -- Posting for All Recipients -- -- Network Recipients -- jon at dnai.com: address ok -- Recipient Copies Posted -- -- Filing Folder Copies -- Fcc s/feed/nmh: Create folder "/home/huyle/Mail/s/feed/nmh"? y refile: unable to create directory /home/huyle/Mail/s/feed/nmh: Permission denied refile: unable to create folder /home/huyle/Mail/s/feed/nmh exit 1 -- Folder Copies Filed -- Message Processed It turns out that the ~/Mail/s/feed directory is created (by send?) with the drw------- permissions instead of drwx------, so naturally a subfolder cannot be created.
