[Alpine-info] .Sent Messages

[Özgür Gökmen]

Please ignore my question. Delimitting with double quotes (""), instead of
the ones I am used to in writing LaTex code (``'') solves the problem.
Professional deformation.

incoming-folders=Sent Messages
"{my.server.net/novalidate-cert/user=og at ozgurgokmen.net/ssl}INBOX.Sent Messages"

"optnl-label"s should be different though. In Incoming-Folders, the
shortcut to

Sent
"{my.server.net/novalidate-cert/user=og at ozgurgokmen.net/ssl}INBOX.Sent
Messages"

would redirect to

Sent {my.server.net/novalidate-cert/user=og at ozgurgokmen.net/ssl}INBOX.Sent

Apologies,

Özgür

On Monday, 19 October 2009, at 18:25, Özgür Gökmen seems to have written:


> Dear list,

>

> This should be pretty basic, but I am stuck, and cannot see the answer.

> How can I access a remote directory via Alpine if there is a space in the

> name of the directory? Conventional escape methods do not seem to work.

>

> I keep all my correspondence on the server side so that I could access

> everything from different machines, either via Alpine or Mac OS X's

> Mail.app, which I use occasionally. My default-fcc is as follows so no

> problem accessing the mail I sent in Alpine via Mail.app.

>

> default-fcc={my.server.net/novalidate-cert/user=og at ozgurgokmen.net/ssl}INBOX.Sent

>

> However, IMAP accounts set in Mail.app store sent messages on the server

> side in a directory called `.Sent Messages`, and To Do notes in a

> directory labelled `.Apple Mail To Do`. If I could find a way to set those

> directories as incoming-folders, my problem will be over. Apparently, the

> following does not work.

>

> incoming-folders=Mail.app Sent Mail {my.server.net/novalidate-cert/user=og at ozgurgokmen.net/ssl}INBOX.Apple Mail To Do,

> 	{my.server.net/novalidate-cert/user=og at ozgurgokmen.net/ssl}INBOX.Sent Messages

>

> But, surprisingly, I have noticed that `.Sent Messages` do work in

> default-fcc.

>

> default-fcc={my.server.net/novalidate-cert/user=og at ozgurgokmen.net/ssl}INBOX.Sent Messages

>

> Any ideas?

>

> Özgür

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