Hey all, It seems I always get the good ones. At any rate, I have setup courier-imap and it has been working great. I have also setup sqwebmail on the same server and it works great. People can read their email using an IMAP client in the office and check their email using sqwebmail when on the road. There is a small problem, however, in the webmail interface. If in the Netscape client one creates a folder with a trailing `.' then it will no longer be possible to login to the webmail interface. For example, I had a user create a folder named ``OEM Info, Oppts.'' which caused sqwebmail to fail after login. If using Netscape, the browser would return an error message to the tone of ``A communications error occurred; Please try again'' and the login could not proceed to the folder window. Internet Explorer just locked up. I assume this is because subfolders are delimited by `.' and webmail was unable to parse the subfolder after the `.' which didn't exist. So, is this a bug or a violation of some protocol? Does IMAP dictate which characters can or cannot be used in a folder name and if so, is this a violation? (Now is a good time for me to read the IMAP RFC... :-)
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