HI!

Mark Crispin wrote:
>> When I enter something for "root folder", then it uses this instead of
>> #mh/. But I have to enter the FULL path, like "/home/mythtv/mail"!?
>> If I enter "/", it searches in the root of my hard drive...
> 
> It should be the empty string since you are setting mailsubdir.

OK, but is it normal, that the client can get the server to list the
content of the filesystem root (when I enter "/" as mail root)?

> Otherwise, don't set mailsubdir, and instead set "root folder" to "mail".

Then I have to set it in all other clients as well.

>> Why do I have to enter the full local path as "root folder" in the
>> client, although I configured the "mail" path of my home directory in
>> /etc/c-client.cf?
>> Why do I have that "mail" IMAP folder in the client?
> 
> Because that is apparently the way that your client works.

And that would be what Palm must fix.

> If I had to guess, setting "root folder" makes it ignore the namespaces
> and instead do what set in "root folder".  But since you set up a
> mailsubdir, setting root folder to "mail" would cause mail/mail which is
> not what you want.  The absolute path overrides what mailsubdir would do.

Is there anything else I can enter as "root folder", which will not list
the mail folder itself (as a workaround)?

I already tried "." and "./", but uw-imap then lists nothing or also the
mail folder itself.

If not, I will live with that dummy folder until Palm provides a fix.

Thanks!

Thomas
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