Bug#291344: Meaning of 'namespace' and 'folder' settings reversed?

[Peter Parkkali]

It seems the problem can also be circumvented by creating MyFolder under INBOX, 
by selecting the checkbox next to INBOX. If nothing is checked, IMP tries to 
create the folder "on top level", which fails.

*However*, as 'namespace' => 'INBOX.', the fact that all folders live under 
INBOX should be hidden. In my opinion, creating folders "on the top level" 
(from the user's point of view) should be _possible_ in this case.

Hmm, it seems that with
    'folders' => '',
    'namespace' => 'INBOX.',
all folders show as subfolders of INBOX, but with
    'folders' => 'INBOX.',
    'namespace' => '',
all folders look like they are on the same level as Inbox.
This is totally opposite from what
/usr/share/doc/imp3/examples/servers.php.dist.gz tells us:
 * namespace: This is where you put any paths that you want stripped
 * out for presentation purposes (i.e., you don't want your users to
 * have to know that their personal folders are actually subfolders of
 * their INBOX).
Interesting... :)
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