Yup.  1.5.0 has an issue with any folder/subfolder with the subfolder
having any kind of "inbox" substring in it.  I've had this exact same
problem, because i have procmail taking "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and pushing
that to "domain2.com/inbox" as a folder.

The only fix i can tell for now, is to not use "inbox" as a subfolder -
which is silly, but what are ya gonna do.

I've rwegistered it as a bug on sourceforge.  (which i guess answers the
previous question)

Sundie...

Paco Hope said:
> Hi.  here's the setup:
>
> Squirrelmail: 1.5.0
> IMAP: UW 2002
> OS: FreeBSD 4.9-stable
> Apache: 2
> PHP: 4.3.0
>
> I use folder prefix "Mail/" and I have a /home/paco/Mail/inboxspam
> folder. I put stuff there that passes through SpamAssassin and manages
> to find its way into my inbox anyways.  Every so often, I run sa-learn
> on that folder.
>
> When I subscribe to Mail/inboxspam (I am being precise with
> capitalization here), I no longer see my INBOX link in the left frame.
> It just isn't there. I see Drafts, Sent, Trash, etc.  All of them are
> normal.  Then, where "inboxspam" should be, I see "INBOXSPAM" instead.
> If I click on it, it tries to open /home/paco/Mail/INBOXSPAM, which
> doesn't exist.  I can fix this easily enough by unsubscribing from
> inboxspam, but that's not really what I want.  i need to be subscribed
> so I can move messages there.
>
> Looks like there is a regex gone wrong somewhere.
>
> Here are my options in the Folder config:
> Folder Defaults
> 1.  Default Folder Prefix         : Mail/
> 2.  Show Folder Prefix Option     : true
> 3.  Trash Folder                  : Trash
> 4.  Sent Folder                   : Sent
> 5.  Drafts Folder                 : Drafts
> 6.  By default, move to trash     : true
> 7.  By default, move to sent      : true
> 8.  By default, save as draft     : true
> 9.  List Special Folders First    : true
> 10. Show Special Folders Color    : true
> 11. Auto Expunge                  : true
> 12. Default Sub. of INBOX         : true
> 13. Show 'Contain Sub.' Option    : true
> 14. Default Unseen Notify         : 2
> 15. Default Unseen Type           : 1
> 16. Auto Create Special Folders   : true
> 17. Folder Delete Bypasses Trash  : true
> 18. Enable /NoSelect folder fix   : false
>
> Anybody got ideas how I can have a folder named "inboxspam" and my usual
> INBOX coexist?
>
> Regards,
> Paco Hope
>
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