On Thursday, 2012-03-08, gene heskett wrote: > On Thursday, March 08, 2012 12:11:17 PM Kevin Krammer did opine: > > On Thursday, 2012-03-08, gene heskett wrote: > > > Greetings folks; > > > > > > kmail 1.13.7 from the pclos repos. > > > > > > I joined a forum at Cadsoft, for eagle, their pcb design tool. > > > > > > It copies all forum posts to your subscription address, so I thought > > > it would be nice to make an 'eagle' folder, to reside in the sorted > > > list of folders I now have about 40 of. To save these messages in > > > case I might be able to contribute, and make use of kmail's expiry > > > rules was the main reason, they are 'no reply' messages, containing > > > an html link to that forum thread. AFAIAC, they can be expired in a > > > couple days. > > > > > > But kmail has now decided any new folders MUST be a subfolder of an > > > existing selection again, as when I click on Local Folders, the folder > > > creation stuff is grayed out, disabled. In both the file pulldown and > > > the folders pulldown. > > > > Since I have the same version of KMail (on Debian though), I tried to > > reproduce. > > Indeed, if Local Folders is selected, the option for creating a new > > folder in the Folders menu is disabled. > > However, the respective option in the context menu (AKA right click > > menu) on Local Folders is enabled and successfully created a top level > > folder. > > > > Cheers, > > Kevin > > Error opening /home/gene/Mail/.inbox.directory/eagle; this folder is > missing. > > That one I had nuked previously, with kmail. > > Next? Does the folder exist? Does it have cur/ new/ and tmp/ sub directories? Anyway, did using the context menu work for you as it did for me? Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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