I am using JavaMail's IMAP Provider as an interface into Courier-IMAP.  The
JavaMail IMAP provider uses 'APPEND INBOX () "date-time" {}' syntax when
appending to the folder.  I have come across a couple cases where the
JavaMail code breaks because it is trying to append a message that has a
date from a long time ago, and Courier-IMAP returns a 'NO' answer.  For
example, a date where the year is 1947 would result in a 'NO' response.  In
attempting to fix this in my Java application, I am wondering from what date
onward does Courier-IMAP accept as being valid, so that I can modify the
messages before they get appended.  These old dates are usually coming from
SPAM messages.

Thanks for any info.

-tj



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