On 2000-04-27 18:49:21 -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Well, there is no such thing as an "../" entry in the
> IMAP world, that's something that's invented solely by
> mutt. I'd like to see an IMAP trace of what happens
> when the "../" is selected. Find an imapd process,
> then strace/truss it, before attempting to return to
> INBOX. That should reveal what's coming over the wire.
Compiling mutt with --enable-debug and running it with (I
think) -d4 will create a trace of what went over the wire
in a file named $HOME/.muttdebug0.
> Mutt obviously figures out the first one, else you
> won't be able to open up folders. But the other two
> can also be figured out without any manual IMAP client
> configuration. All of the above are an implementation
> issue, and there were a number of technical reasons
> that went into this particular design.
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