courier / squirrelmail

[John Seth]

Yeah, Courier uses INBOX.<somename> for every folder under it.  In
SquirrelMail, run conf.pl and choose option 3 (folders).  Here is what
mine is set to:

Folder Defaults
1.  Default Folder Prefix         :
2.  Show Folder Prefix Option     : false
3.  Trash Folder                  : INBOX.Trash
4.  Sent Folder                   : INBOX.Sent
5.  Drafts Folder                 : INBOX.Drafts
6.  Spam Folder                   : INBOX.Spam
7.  By default, move to trash     : true
8.  By default, move to sent      : true
9.  By default, save as draft     : true
10. List Special Folders First    : true
11. Show Special Folders Color    : true
12. Auto Expunge                  : true
13. Default Sub. of INBOX         : true
14. Show 'Contain Sub.' Option    : false
15. Default Unseen Notify         : 3
16. Default Unseen Type           : 2
17. Auto Create Special Folders   : true
18. Folder Delete Bypasses Trash  : true
19. Enable /NoSelect folder fix   : false

Spam is one setting I customized, it won't be in yours.  Option 2, "Show
Folder Prefix Option" set to false, that will hide "INBOX." from folder
names.

Try that and see if it helps.

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> I'm setting up squirrelmail with my new courier imap system. I have set
> the imap server type to courier, but it refused to show the folders
> until I set the folder prefix to INBOX., but then all the folders look
> like INBOX.XXXX, INBOX.FFFFF it feels like it's still trying to use it
> like a UW server. Any Ideas?
>
> Justin
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> Justin Bennett
> Network Administrator
> RHCE (Redhat Certified Linux Engineer)
> Dynabrade, Inc.
> 8989 Sheridan Dr.
> Clarence, NY 14031
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