I guess I'm just confused as to the way folders and subfolders work in
sqwebmail. I've never used them before I upgraded to 1.2. I kind of expect
them to work like filesystem folders where I can't have two of the same name
in the same level of the tree. Right now I have two folders named Sent. So
I can go to "Sent" to look at my sent mail and to ">>> Sent" and the choose
a subfolder to look at archived sent mail. And there is no mail in the
"root" of the ">>> Sent" folder.
If this is the way it is supposed to work that's fine I just saw it and
thought that I had done something wrong.
A little confused,
Bill
BTW is this list archived anywhere?
Paul Theodoropoulos writes:
>
> sorry. 99.99% of questions like this can be answered by looking at
> INSTALL. In this case, I happened to be wrong, and I apologize.
>
> that feature was explained in Mr. Sam's original announcement of this
> version, and as well is documented in sqwebmail/ChangeLog.
>
> At 04:40 PM 01/11/2001, William V Wishon wrote:
>> Gee thanks Paul.
>>
>> Could you help me out by quoting the relavent bit of INSTALL? Maybe
>> yours is different than mine.
>> BTW I also read NEWS README and Changelog.
>> -Bill
>> Paul Theodoropoulos writes:
>>> Read INSTALL.
>>> At 12:17 PM 01/11/2001, William V Wishon wrote:
>>>> After upgrading to 1.2 I now have two folders named Sent one with >>>
>>>> in front of it. Is this supposed to be the case? If it is can someone
>>>> tell me what the reason for having two Sent folders is? If I'm not
>>>> supposed to have two Sent folders can someone tell me how to get rid of
>>>> the extra one (I assume that would be the one without the >>> in front
>>>> of it).
>>>> All of my sent mail is going into the Sent folder without the >>> in
>>>> front of it.
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Bill
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> Paul Theodoropoulos
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