On 9.8.2010, at 20.35, Thomas Hummel wrote:
>> Well .. okay, prefix="" namespace is an exception to the above rule. :)
>
> Why has it to be an exception ? Your previous points still stand, don't they
> ? :
>
> . isn't there a risk that the default namespace gets listed twice then ?
>
> . what's the point of not hiding a namespace which can be listed in any case
> ?
Because listing mailboxes always starts with the namespace that has no prefix.
If you have only one namespace with prefix="" and list=no, you wouldn't have
any listable mailboxes anywhere.
For example if you have:
namespace {
prefix = foo/
list = no
}
It won't show up with normal list:
a LIST "" *
But you can list its mailboxes with:
b LIST "" foo/*
But then if you have
namespace {
prefix =
list = no
}
Now both a and b are exactly the same:
ab LIST "" *
