Can anyone shred some light on the #driver.mbx stuff? How is the
client supposed to figure the below case out by itself? It seems as
if it only works because c-client has this behaviour hard coded, but
then it of course doesn't work for non-c-client clients.
Start of forwar
The answer is simple:
The "#driver.mbx/" prefix is a recognized only in the CREATE and (in the case
of zero-length files only) APPEND commands.
It is not part of the mailbox name. Nor is it (contrary to what you assert in
your message) part of the UW specification of a mailbox name (which is in
Mark Crispin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The answer is simple:
>
> The "#driver.mbx/" prefix is a recognized only in the CREATE and (in the case
> of zero-length files only) APPEND commands.
[...]
> Finally, the "#driver.mbx/" is not part of the IMAP protocol. IMAP
> specifically shields the u
