Maildir directory structure, subfolders (comparison with KMail).
I've been using KMail for a few years and am now trying out mutt,
which has correctly detected ~/Mail/ but which doesn't see the
subfolders.
KMail graphically shows me folders and subfolders such as these:
...
|--misc
| |-- linux
| `-- lists
...
which it actually stores in the filesystem this way:
Mail/misc/
|-- cur <-- mails directly in the misc folder
|-- new
`-- tmp
Mail/.misc.directory
|-- linux
| |-- cur <-- mails in the misc/linux folder
| |-- new
| `-- tmp
`-- lists
|-- cur <-- mails in the misc/lists folder
|-- new
`-- tmp
There are also some files that KMail uses:
Mail/.misc.index
Mail/.misc.index.ids
Mail/.misc.index.sorted
When I run mutt, it doesn't see the folders whose directories start
with a ".". I think it's possible to change the
File mask: !^\.[^.]
setting, but would this screw other things up?
Should I just run KMail and move the subfolders out to the main level
before carrying on with mutt?
Does mutt support subfolders?
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Thanks,
Adam