Quoting C. Bensend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[snip]
> 1) cd into your default maildir, usually ${HOME}/Maildir
> 2) maildirmake .folder1-name
> 3) maildirmake .folder2whatever
> 4) Rinse and repeat as necessary, keeping in mind to use the dot
> 5) Adjust your delivery rules to deliver to the new maildirs
> 6) Log into SquirrelMail, click on Folders, and subscribe to the new folders
> it should now recognize
I'm a big fan of doing it the official way where ever that gets me
what I want. The "official way" to do step 2) is:
maildirmake -f folder1-name $HOME/Maildir
This way if Sam changes anything about the fine details of the IMAP
server, the folders (at least the new ones) should track it. Try both
methods and I think you will find slight differences in the result.
Last time I tried, both of the above worked plus the below
cd $HOME/Maildir
mkdir .folder1-name
mkdir .folder1-name/new
mkdir .folder1-name/cur
mkdir .folder1-name/tmp
Jeffrey
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