Re: [Evolution] Courier IMAP and virtual shared folders

[Tony Earnshaw <tonye billy demon nl>]

fre, 18.06.2004 kl. 03.18 skrev Not Zed:

> This just sounds like a namespace thing.  Evolution has never
> supported multiple namespaces - its entirely 'our fault'.  Some
> servers can advertise their namespaces instead as just separate
> top-level folders rather than the namespace mechamism (effectively,
> even namespaces means the same thing).  Maybe the defaults changed.
>
> The bug probably still stands.  But if you're happy then good-o.

Oh yes, I'm happy. I still have ha current "wish" standing, for message
threading by ordered subject, though. I'm fed up with having to start up
Thunderbird to make any sense of the dspam and similar lists.

--Tonni

> On Thu, 2004-06-17 at 07:49 +0200, Tony Earnshaw wrote: 
> > Developers, List,
> >
> > A while ago I filed an ITS and wrote to the list about Evo (I'm still
> > using 1.4.5 and see no chance of being able to update on this redHat
> > RHEL3 rig) not being able to use Courier IMAP virtual folders. That was
> > with CI versions up to 3.0.1.
> >
> > In the weekend I updated Courier IMAP to 3.0.5 (necessary: bugfixes and
> > far better logging) and Evo suddenly saw and could use the shared
> > folders. I had set the Evo IMAP default preferences for a user to
> > "uncheck show only subscribed folders" and "override the servers name
> > space" and bingo, shared folders. I did the same for myself, but had to
> > restart Evo for that to take effect.
> >
> > Courier IMAP has now a new sort of shared folders: file-system, as well
> > as virtual; I don't know whether those work with evo, but I suspect so.
> >
> > I'd already complained about the Evo thing on the Courier list, so don't
> > know whether Sam Varshavchik of Courier took any notice of this.
> >
> > Should I withdraw the ITS? It isn't applicable any longer :)))
> >
> > --Tonni
> -- 
>
> Michael Zucchi <notzed ximian com>
>
> Novell's Evolution and Free
> Software Developer
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