On Feb 17, 2009, at 8:25 AM, Thomas Hummel wrote:

What confused me is that,

. with global setup (no namespace at all), both '/' and '.' works (from the
   client of the client), i.e. I can, in TB create

   a.b

 or

   a/b

and it will shows up as subfolder b of folder a (and on the server .a.b/ Maildir).

So the separator seems to be both '.' and '/'. I wonder if it is normal.

That's a Thunderbird feature then. Trying to use '/' directly gives just:

x create foo/bar
x NO Invalid mailbox name: foo/bar

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