Tickets :: Comment on [#6140] Ingo mangles paths to subfolders

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Comment	> Yes, it still happens. > > > > I think the problem is caused by this function in > ingo/lib/Script/procmail.php > > > > function procmailPath($folder) > > { > > /* NOTE: '$DEFAULT' here is a literal, not a PHP variable. */ > > if (isset($this->_params) && > > ($this->_params['path_style'] == 'maildir')) { > > if (empty($folder) \|\| ($folder == 'INBOX')) { > > return '$DEFAULT'; > > } > > if (substr($folder, 0, 6) == 'INBOX.') { > > $folder = substr($folder, 6); > > } > > return '"$DEFAULT/.' . escapeshellcmd($folder) . '/"'; > > } else { > > if (empty($folder) \|\| ($folder == 'INBOX')) { > > return '$DEFAULT'; > > } > > return str_replace(' ', '\ ', escapeshellcmd($folder)); > > } > > } > > > > > > There should be an option somewhere to set how ingo handles > subfolders of inbox. Right now, it always just removes the INBOX. > part of the subfolder's name, which changes it to a top-level folder. > >
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