Folders with Courier IMAP and QMail

[Phil Grimpo]

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I'm running Courier IMAP on QMail.  When I connect IMP 3.0 to my other
IMAP Servers (Exchange 2000), all folders work fine, when I connect to
my Linux Server with Courier, the folders don't appear (although they do
in other clients like Outlook Express) and when I try to create a
folder, I get an error: "Invalid Mailbox Name".  Any ideas?  Where do I
start to fix this?
=20
-Grimps

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>From chuck@horde.org Date: Tue,  2 Apr 2002 23:32:57 -0500
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Subject: Re: [imp] New Folder from INBOX or other folders

Quoting Harry Hoffman <hhoffman@ip-solutions.net>:

>    I'm curious how difficult it would be to have a "New Folder" option
> under the "Move|Copy" section. Right now it seems like one has to goto 
> the folder section, create the new folder then back to INBOX and 
> move/copy the message to the new folder. I'm not quite sure where to 
> include the code to do it or if it matters based upon the IMAP server 
> (cyrus 2.0.9 for me). Any ideas??

Doesn't matter on the IMAP server. It would just take similar code to what 
we have in the prefs system. A couple of hours of work, with some 
motivation. I'd take a patch; I won't get to it on my own for a while, 
though.

>   Also, is there a MIMP mailing list. I also brought it down from CVS
> and would be curious to talk with anyone using it.

Nope. The horde@ or dev@ lists are fine for it, though.

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] Fix for addressbook javascript

Quoting "Marcus I. Ryan" <marcus@riboflavin.net>:

> As far as I can tell from my less then intimate relationship with RFC822
> as long as the whole full name gets quoted, and any backslash and any
> quote inside those quotes are escaped, it should be fine, so I escape
> any existing backslashes and quotes, then throw quotes around it whether
> it needs it or not.  Hope that's good enough, though it doesn't match
> turba 100% (imap_rfc822_write_address doesn't add quotes if they are
> not 100% necessary)

Committed, thanks. If we can get rid of unnecessary quotes, that'd be a 
bonus.

-chuck

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