linux4michelle> Which IMAP server do you use?linux4michelle> linux4michelle> If you say, "mbox", then you have definitively NO
linux4michelle> courier-imap and since courier is the only one using linux4michelle> "." and hierarchy separator, you should check your MDA linux4michelle> (maildrop, procmail, ...) to correct this. In my case, the IMAP Server is uwashington imapd (not courier). srevilak> One of the IMAP folders is srevilak> 12 IMAP spam.200905 srevilak> "spam.200905" is the actual filename on the IMAP server. srevilak> I'll move the selection cursor over "spam.200905" and press srevilak> <Return>. Instead of opening the folder, Mutt prints an srevilak> error message: srevilak> SELECT failed: Can't open mailbox mail/spam/200905: no srevilak> such mailbox srevilak> I started using mutt in version 1.5.19, so I can't say srevilak> whether this behavior is new to 1.5.19, or whether it srevilak> existed in earlier versions. Although I cannot vouch for Mutt < 1.5.19, I can say that other MUAs had no difficulty with "." in the name of the IMAP folder. Specifically, the other MUAs I'm referring to are Pine 4.58 - 4.64, Alpine 1.00 - 1.10, and Apple Mail 2.1.3. Steve Revilak
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