In an attempt to clean up my mail volume to my inbox, I wanted to start using subfolders to receive logs from the various machines I watch over.
After so debugging voodoo I realized that: [EMAIL PROTECTED] does not work and instead one is forced to use: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I believe this will pose a problem when I implement the heirarchy separator patch as the new email address is going to be [EMAIL PROTECTED] and / is not allowed in email addresses. Now this may be specific to Exim (the MTA on the machine) but I wanted to ask on the list if other MTA's behaved similarly (especially Postfix since that is what I am moving to next). Further, does anyone have any bright ideas about how to go about implementing the ability to send directly to second level subfolders when using the heirarchy patch? I could create a more complicated perl script to manage the mangling of converting "-" to "/" as the mail gets processed so the address would now be: [EMAIL PROTECTED] but I'm not sure if this is the best way to do this. All thought appreciated, -- Michael --
