Re: [sqwebmail] sent subfolders

[Scott]

Scott wrote:

Kurt Bigler wrote:

Is there a way to disable this function?


Recompile courier (or the standalone sqwebmail) with the
--disable-autorenamesent to configure, or set the environment variable
SQWEBMAIL_AUTORENAMESENT to 0 using your web server's configuration.


Thank you.  I added the line

SetEnv SQWEBMAIL_AUTORENAMESENT 0

to httpd.conf which should make this change effective.  The page for 
mod_env for apache which describes it's use is at 
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_env.html.

Do people actually use sent subfolders?  I tried to use them once but 
it was easier to sort through maildirs using the client side search 
tools in mozilla or squirrelmail.  Anyway, I hope my fix works.  
Comments welcome.
Well, after more than a month of testing I still have no control over 
sent subfolders.  I have set the flag in the preferences page of 
sqwebmail and added the above line to httpd.conf (both independent of 
each other and simultaneously).  Neither of these worked.  I really 
expected the check box solution in sqwebmail prefs to do the trick but I 
still have all my sent message moved into ~/Maildir/.Sent.2003.05-May.  
I confirmed the contents of sqwebmail-config as:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Maildir]# cat sqwebmail-config
SORT=D PAGESIZE=10 AUTOPURGE=7 NOFLOWEDTEXT=0 NOARCHIVE=1 STARTOFWEEK=0 
NOHTML [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Should it all be on one line like that?  May I be so bold as to suggest 
an empty file like [sqwebmaildir]/etc/nosentsubfolders to indicate that 
this behavior should be disabled for all users (Similar to etc/noimages)?

For the record:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# rpm -qa|grep courier
courier-0.42.0-1.7.3
courier-maildrop-0.42.0-1.7.3
courier-smtpauth-0.42.0-1.7.3
courier-imapd-0.42.0-1.7.3
courier-webmail-0.42.0-1.7.3
courier-webadmin-0.42.0-1.7.3
-Scott