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MBOX-Line: From ingo.schurr at schlund.de Tue Apr 11 04:27:40 2006
To: imap-protocol@u.washington.edu
From: Ingo Schurr <ingo.schurr@schlund.de>
Date: Fri Jun 8 12:34:37 2018
Subject: [Imap-protocol] Re: LIST Clarification
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On 11/04/06 11:45 +0200, Arnt Gulbrandsen wrote:
> >Therefore I strongly vote for clarifying this case in the RFC. Not the
> >_word_ INBOX should be special, but the hierarchical name.
>
> And what about the actual inbox? Suppose your INBOX is also available as
> "Other Users.ingo.INBOX", as it might be on some server? (Was it
> cyrus?) In that case, are "Other Users" and "ingo" case sensitive,
> while "INBOX" is not?
Tricky. I would say, "Other Users.ingo.INBOX" is case sensitive.
> Given the following six commands, which should succeed?
This, I would say, _is_ implementation dependend. Does
a CREATE "Other users.ingo.foo"
create folder "foo"? That is, is "Other users.ingo" a link to the root
of user ingo? And if so, who is allowed to create a folder there?
IMHO, if "Other users.ingo" is indeed a link to the root of user ingo,
it should behave so. That is:
> a CREATE "Other users.ingo.inbox.a"
-> Creates INBOX.a
> b CREATE "Other user.inbo.inbox.A"
-> Creates INBOX.A
> c CREATE "Other users.ingo.INBOX.a"
-> Fails, as INBOX.a already exists ;)
> d CREATE INBOX.A
-> Fails, as INBOX.A already exists
> e CREATE inbox.B
-> Creates INBOX.B
> f CREATE inbox.b
-> Creates INBOX.b
(Assuming the server is case sensitive.)
Let's see what Mr. IMAP protocol has to say about this... ;)
Best
Ingo