Hi,
Jonathan Angliss wrote:
I have a folder tree of about 30 subfolders in a hierarchy with several levels
on an uw-imap server. In Thunderbird, I have subscribed just the folders
containing messages, not the intermediary folders (those containing only
subfolders).
Now, in SM, I do not see these intermediary folders.
I can subscribe them as well in SM, which fixes the problem, however this will
throw Thunderbird off: Thunderbird thinks any subscribed folder is a
selectable mailbox, and when you click on it in Thunderbird, you will receive
an error.
More information about your setup would be useful, at the very least
your SquirrelMail version.
The very latest (I hope): 1.4.4
Thunderbird needs to have their bug fixed if it's selecting
\NoSelect folders ;)
I've not seen this personally myself, but I'm using courier-imap
which will return a folder that is not subscribed, but a parent of
another folder as \NoSelect.
Please enable the info plugin (should be part of the standard
SquirrelMail installation), and go to Options, "IMAP server
information", disable TEST_0 and enable TEST_7 and change the code
to:
LSUB "" "*"
And run the query, paste the results here.
I'm just pasting some lines which belong together here (the rest is private
stuff). I selected all lines which have the word "Community" in them, which is
one of the sub-sub folders:
* LSUB () "/" Mail/CG/Community/Applications
* LSUB () "/" Mail/CG/Community/Conferences
* LSUB () "/" "Mail/CG/Community/Game Community"
* LSUB () "/" Mail/CG/Community/NVIDIA
* LSUB () "/" Mail/CG/Community/Newsletters
* LSUB () "/" "Mail/CG/Community/Research contacts"
* LSUB () "/" Mail/CG/Community/Reviewing
Obviously, uw-imapd does not report non-subscribed parent folders as
\NoSelect. I think for uw, they don't really exist since they are just folders
in a unix folder hierarchy.
If I subscribe the Mail/CG/Community-folder, I get the additional line:
* LSUB () "/" Mail/CG/Community
Does this make it any clearer?
-m
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