[Tickets #10093] Re: Cannot create folder name with ampersand
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Thu Jul 7 20:48:44 UTC 2011
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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/10093
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Ticket | 10093
Updated By | jacob-horde at vindvejr.dk
Summary | Cannot create folder name with ampersand
Queue | IMP
Version | Git master
Type | Bug
State | Assigned
Priority | 3. High
Milestone | 6
Patch |
Owners | Michael Slusarz
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jacob-horde at vindvejr.dk (2011-07-07 20:48) wrote:
>> I'm sorry, but ticket 10102 was closed as a doublet to this ticket.
>> This (still) means that I can't access many of my folders at all (if
>> they contain a Danish character like æ, ø or å) - I simply get:
>> "Unexpectedly disconnected from the mail server." So I don't agree
>> that it's only "broken for very fringe use cases" - at least if it's
>> the same problem as in ticket 10102. It's actually quite broken. IMP
>> 5.0.7, Horde 4.0.6.
>
> No - this doesn't sound right at all. There should be extremely
> limited cases where this won't work - 99.9% of non ASCII characters
> should display correctly (I have a bunch of these mailboxes that
> display just fine).
>
> Are you sure you have updated Horde_Imap_Client?
I'm running pear.horde.org/Horde_Imap_Client-1.0.9 - installed with
Horde 4.0.7 and IMP 5.0.8 two days ago.
> Alternatively, what is an example of a mailbox name (the actual name
> on the IMAP server, not the translated name) that you can not view?
For example, I'm having problems with folder name "Nytår"
("Maildir/.Nyt\&AOU-r/").
However, another strange problem has appeared lately. When I have a
mail that IMP doesn't like, it will not only refuse to show the mail.
It will also give the "Unexpectedly disconnected from the mail
server." error when trying to access the page on which the e-mail is
located. I can go to previous page and next page, but the page itself
can't be viewed. This might be related to ticket 10169, which was
rejected (and unresolved).
I use UTF-8 everywhere on my system, which is a pretty clean CentOS
5.5 installation. PHP (5.3.6) is compiled with:
--with-iconv
--enable-mbstring=all
--with-gettext
Other than that I use a custom built libxml2 (version 2.7.8) without
any configure options set, i.e. quite straight-forward.
So I'm a bit puzzled, but don't really know where to look.
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