Hi,
yes I see a similar problem, I am also not able to use a / as a folder separator. Whatever I do, dovecot seems to insist in using a dot. This makes it impossible to set up mail to be read locally (e.g. with mutt) and remotely, using a imap client, which is what I want to do.
Any help welcome,
Andrew
Wolfram Schlich wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently using 1.0.alpha1 without luck regarding a namespace issue. Maybe it's a general understanding problem on my side, but let's see :-)
I would like to have my mail stored in Maildir format below ~/.maildir/, which works fine so far.
I want any (sub)folders to be created like this:
~/.maildir/ /cur /new /tmp /.Folder/ /cur /new /tmp /.Subfolder/ /cur /new /tmp
BUT ;) Dovecot seems to disregard my namespace settings:
--8<--[ /etc/dovecot.conf ]--8<-- default_mail_env = maildir:~/.maildir:INDEX=MEMORY namespace private { separator = / # prefix = # location = maildir:~/.maildir inbox = yes hidden = no } --8<--
Every new (sub)folder I create is stored as
~/.maildir/.Folder resp. ~/.maildir/.Folder.Subfolder
in the filesystem.
Are namespaces the right way? Is it possible at all?
Thanks in advance.
-- Andrew Maier andrew at maier dot name