Folders on the disk has the same name:
drwx------  2 cyrus mail      848 12. čec 03.01 Kamil &AQw-ern&AP0-/

  So it is up to squirrelmail to "deencode" it ?
  Thanks
  J.K.

Cituji Bron Gondwana <br...@fastmail.fm>:

On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 11:12:30AM +0200, Josef Karliak wrote:
  Hi there,
  when I copied (and reconstructed) user's email imap folders to a
new server, I see them like this:
"Kamil &AQw-ern&AP0-/", should be "Kamil Černý" (Czech language).  I
use Squirrelmail as a imap client, isn't there some configuration in
the cyrus ?
  Thanks for kick to the right way.
  Regards
  J.Karliak.

That's IMAPUTF7, right?  What are the folders on disk called?  Unless
the names have been double-encoded somehow, that should be correct.

It's the client's responsibility to convert from modified UTF7 for
display purposes.

Bron.




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