> El Miércoles, 22 de Octubre de 2008 a las 04:04, David London escribió:> >
> Thanks Laurent (and Charles re the age of the dovecot software),> >> > It
> looks like we've got what you say is needed (see configuration file> >
> below). In addition the test accounts are brand new ones on the test> >
> system, not ones that have been moved over so .mailboxlist is not there -> >
> just .subscriptions> >> > Maybe what I'm trying to do is just not possible
> ...> > You can get it in the client. For example, in thunderbird, in Server >
> settings->advanced should be something like "IMAP server directory" (I'm >
> using an spanish version of thunderbird, so don't know the exact english name
> > for the option). Similar options exists for other clients.> > HTH.> -- >
> Joseba Torre. CIDIR Bizkaia.Thanks Jose, Yes in the advanced options on
> email clients there is always a place to put the root folder path or (some
> similar name) and on the old server I used ~/mail/ in all of the email
> clients (thunderbird, outlook, seamonkey etc) and that worked fine. Doing
> that on the new dovecot based server produces the effect I've described - a
> folder called mail visible at the same level as inbox and the other IMAP
> folders inside that. On the older imapd based server doing the same thing
> produced a view of inbox with no mail folder ... just the IMAP folders in it
> displayed at the same level as inbox. Regards, David
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