Kevin Williams wrote:
All,
I think I'm missing something REALLY obvious here. For some reason I can't see a subfolder (spam) I created using cyradm. I've set up cyrus imap and am accessing it via Evolution.
I've created an account user.testuser1 and a subfolder user.testuser1.spam.
When I logged into my email via evolution I only had access to the main
folder though. I was able to create a subfolder in evolution called
spam2 which showed up as user.testuser1.spam2 in cyradm.
Here are some results from cryadm:
server01.tarity.com>lam user.testuser1* user.testuser1: testuser1 lrswipcda user.testuser1.spam: cyrus cd testuser1 lrswipcda user.testuser1.spam2: testuser1 lrswipcda
AND
server01.tarity.com> lm
user.testuser1 (\HasChildren) user.testuser1.spam (\HasNoChildren) user.testuser1.spam2 (\HasNoChildren)
So why can't I see the spam folder in evolution?
Most likely its because Evolution only displays folders which you have subscribed to. When you create them via Evolution, it probably subscribed you to them as well. When you create them outside of Evolution, you'll have to explicitly subscribe to them via some IMAP client (Evolution, imtest, etc).
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