I am finding it hard to find documentation ... I have been through as much qmail and 
sqwebmail documentation as I can find, but am still comming up short on this question.

I initially installed qmail. Works fine. I use mutt as a MUA, and it works fine over 
the Maildir format as well.

qmail has a "maildirmake" program which simply creates the supplied folder, eg:
cd $HOME/Maildir
/var/qmail/bin/maildirmake MyTest

This gives me:
rolf@bits:~/Maildir > ls -l
total 32
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  6 16:47 MyTest
-rw-------   1 rolf     users          44 Nov  5 22:47 sqwebmail-config
-rw-------   1 rolf     users       12288 Nov  5 21:27 sqwebmail-curcache.gdbm
-rw-------   1 rolf     users          78 Nov  5 22:34 sqwebmail-ip
-rw-------   1 rolf     users          15 Nov  5 21:27 sqwebmail-pass
-rw-------   1 rolf     users           0 Nov  5 21:28 sqwebmail-sig
-rw-------   1 rolf     users           1 Nov  5 22:48 sqwebmail-timestamp
rolf@bits:~/Maildir >


On the otherhand, creating a folder in sqwebmail would have created MyTest as (note 
the period before MyTest i.e.".MyTest"):


rolf@bits:~/Maildir > ls -la
total 76
drwxr-xr-x  12 rolf     users        4096 Nov  6 16:47 .
drwx------  54 rolf     users        4096 Nov  6 16:45 ..
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 21:27 .Archive
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 22:46 .Default
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 21:12 .Drafts
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 21:44 .Inbox
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 21:41 .Jack
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 21:00 .Sent
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 23:37 .SqWebmail
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 21:40 .System
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  5 22:46 .Trash
drwx------   5 rolf     users        4096 Nov  6 16:47 MyTest
-rw-------   1 rolf     users          44 Nov  5 22:47 sqwebmail-config
-rw-------   1 rolf     users       12288 Nov  5 21:27 sqwebmail-curcache.gdbm
-rw-------   1 rolf     users          78 Nov  5 22:34 sqwebmail-ip
-rw-------   1 rolf     users          15 Nov  5 21:27 sqwebmail-pass
-rw-------   1 rolf     users           0 Nov  5 21:28 sqwebmail-sig
-rw-------   1 rolf     users           1 Nov  5 22:48 sqwebmail-timestamp
rolf@bits:~/Maildir >


The spin-off of this is that Mutt does not understand "hidden" folders, i.e., .MyTest, 
and thus I am unable to view the contents of this in Mutt.

Thus, my question: Which one is standard? For the moment I have to live on symbolic 
links....

Rolf

P.S. I have another problem, but that i in another mail ...

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