On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 23:02 +0100, Julio M. Merino Vidal wrote: [snip]
However, there is no way (or at least I can't see it) to change the location of the Trash folder. It keeps using a top level trash folder (listed inside the imap account tree) that seems to be local.
If I understand you correctly, these should help: /etc/courier/imapd IMAP_TRASHFOLDERNAME
I want it to use the trash folder in the server, so that deleting a message "archives" it. In fact, I want no local mail _at all_. Is this "feature" unavailable on purpose? If not, could it be added? Looks like it should be easy, given it's already present for Drafts and Sent. - Whenever I move a mail between folders, a copy of it appears in the trash. Eww, I've _moved_ it, not _deleted_ it. This makes it impossible to apply the approach outlined above to manually move false negatives to the Spam folder, because a duplicate will be stored in the trash (i.e., in the Archive). It also leaves additional copies of messages in the trash when you move huge volumes of mail.
IMAP_MOVE_EXPUNGE_TO_TRASH
Is this behavior intended? If so, which is the rationale behind it? Could this be changed to a more normal behavior? AFAICT, no other mail client behaves like this... If any of these get a positive answer, what should I do? Open a bug report with "wishlist" priority? Thank you very much,
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