Quoting Brent <impu...@bitrealm.com>:
After doing some testing, I've found the following in trying to troubleshoot why I when I try to use the "Move to Junk" option on an IOS device (haven't tried others), it doesn't actually move the message out of the Inbox. What I would want to happen: A message that is chosen as "Move to Junk" gets moved to the folder that I've designated as my "spam mailbox" in Preferences for email using Horde/Imp. What happens instead: The message is moved to a folder called "Junk", with a caveat: If you don't have a folder named "Junk", it will create it and add it to your IMAP folder subscriptions. No issues here. If you DO have a folder named "Junk", BUT HAVE UNSUBSCRIBED from that folder, Active Sync will attempt to create a folder named "Junk" and it gets an error that the folder already exists. Not too bad, but then it doesn't add the IMAP folder subscription and doesn't actually move the message since it received an error on the folder create step. End-user workaround: Name your "spam mailbox" Junk and be sure you're subscribed to that folder. Maybe the "Move to Junk" is an IOS thing and the Imp ActiveSync guys can't do anything about the folder that gets chosen as it is all done by the client?
Correct. This is a known "feature" of iOS. Some versions are better able to map the iOS Junk folder to existing Spam-like folder names. That said, we can better handle the case where the folder exists and is not subscribed. Please create a ticket on bugs.horde.org regarding the unsubscribed use-case.
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