User Folders not showing up
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benny
- State changed from new to fixcommitted
- Assigned user set to benny
I think it is a known issue which has been fixed in a not yet released update, but since multiple of the recent tickets seem related to the same issue then I'll probably release an update fairly soon.
Write a direct email to me if you want to try a cutting-edge version of MailMate (which includes the fix).
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Alexander Kucera
Fixed in 1934. Cheers Benny!
My system: MailMate/1934 MacBookPro5,3/i386/2/10.6.6
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Richard Massey
So, how do you add a path prefix to an IMAP account in MailMate?
I have a path prefix in Apple Mail. Without it - and MailMate does the same - I just see every file in my home directory listed as a "mailbox". The actual mailbox is a subdirectory, but is so sub-sub-directory that it doesn't seem to get updated. All the account settings except the path prefix imported automatically from Apple Mail, but I can't see where it is possible to tell MailMate the prefix.
Sorry to stumble upon this 3 years after the original discussion, but I can't find the answer anywhere. Thanks!
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Richard Massey
Benny - thank you very much for the quick reply.
It hasn't worked. However, I'm not good with plists, so I'm probably not doing the right thing.
I opened Sources.plist in Xcode. I found Root/sources and two items (I have two email addresses - the other works fine). In the Item corresponding to the problematic account, I added a row, called
namespaceResponse
with type String and value
'(("mail" "/")) NIL NIL'; with all those '"s and semicolon as is.Is that what you'd meant?
Richard -
benny
No, if using Xcode then the value should be:
(("mail" "/")) NIL NILThe outermost quotes and semi colon is if you use a plain text editor to edit the file.
Also make sure MailMate is not running when editing the file.
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