Tickets :: Comment on [#10093] Cannot create folder name with ampersand

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Comment	>>> I'm sorry, but ticket 10102 was closed as a doublet to this ticket. >>> This (still) means that I can't access many of my folders at all (if >>> they contain a Danish character like æ, ø or å) - I simply get: >>> "Unexpectedly disconnected from the mail server." So I don't agree >>> that it's only "broken for very fringe use cases" - at least if it's >>> the same problem as in ticket 10102. It's actually quite broken. IMP >>> 5.0.7, Horde 4.0.6. >> >> No - this doesn't sound right at all. There should be extremely >> limited cases where this won't work - 99.9% of non ASCII characters >> should display correctly (I have a bunch of these mailboxes that >> display just fine). >> >> Are you sure you have updated Horde_Imap_Client? > > I'm running pear.horde.org/Horde_Imap_Client-1.0.9 - installed with > Horde 4.0.7 and IMP 5.0.8 two days ago. > >> Alternatively, what is an example of a mailbox name (the actual name >> on the IMAP server, not the translated name) that you can not view? > > For example, I'm having problems with folder name "Nytår" > ("Maildir/.Nyt\&AOU-r/"). > > However, another strange problem has appeared lately. When I have a > mail that IMP doesn't like, it will not only refuse to show the mail. > It will also give the "Unexpectedly disconnected from the mail > server." error when trying to access the page on which the e-mail is > located. I can go to previous page and next page, but the page itself > can't be viewed. This might be related to ticket 10169, which was > rejected (and unresolved). > > I use UTF-8 everywhere on my system, which is a pretty clean CentOS > 5.5 installation. PHP (5.3.6) is compiled with: > > --with-iconv > --enable-mbstring=all > --with-gettext > > Other than that I use a custom built libxml2 (version 2.7.8) without > any configure options set, i.e. quite straight-forward. > > So I'm a bit puzzled, but don't really know where to look.
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