Tickets :: Comment on [#199] Missing folders with servers that don't uppercase 'INBOX'

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Comment	> The view of folders in folders.php on servers returning 'Inbox' does > not include any that are alphabetically before 'Inbox'. > > > > IMP_Tree::_init() creates an INBOX if none exists. However, the name > of this will be set to 'Inbox'. Consequently, the value of > IMP_Tree->_first is set to 'Inbox' so that when IMP_Tree::reset() is > called it moves to 'Inbox', not 'INBOX'. > > > > Since RFC3501 is specific about INBOX being case insensitive, > IMP_Tree and IMAP_Tree need to handle the used of mixed case in this > folder name. > > > > This kludge for IMP_Tree gets all the folders showing: > > > > --- Tree.php.orig Fri May 14 21:03:07 2004 > > +++ Tree.php Fri May 14 22:54:49 2004 > > @@ -72,6 +72,7 @@ > > > > if (!isset($boxes['INBOX'])) { > > $boxes['INBOX'] = $this->_getMailbox('INBOX'); > > + $boxes['INBOX']->name = 'INBOX'; > > } > > > > /* Do a sort to make sure that 'INBOX' always appears as the first > > > > However, this shows both an INBOX at the top of the tree and an Inbox > arranged alphabetically. Although both contain the same messages, > only Inbox contains sub-folders. > > > > I did try to patch IMAP_Tree::_getList with this to canonicise to upper case: > > > > --- Tree.php.orig Sun May 16 19:18:41 2004 > > +++ Tree.php Thu May 20 09:07:00 2004 > > @@ -341,6 +341,9 @@ > > > > /* Strip off server string. */ > > $box = $this->_removeServerString($box); > > + if (strtoupper($box->name) == 'INBOX' ) { > > + $box->name = 'INBOX'; > > + } > > $unique[$box->name] = $box; > > } > > } > > > > but this resulted in none of the folders beneath INBOX in the > hierarchy showing.
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