Re: Problems after moving home to a new disk.

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Hardy via courier-users writes:

>
> On 06/01/2026 13:55, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>> lists--- via courier-users writes:
>>
>>>> If you're seeing LSUB commands instead of LIST, then find that subscribed  
>>>> folders setting and turn it off.
>>>
>>> Indeed:
>>>
>>> WRITE: * LSUB (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.TEST"
>>> * LSUB (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.archiv.Job.Kiel"
>>>
>>> Note:
>>> INBOX.TEST was the one I created for testing (by client), which works
>>> all others start with "*LSUB"
>>>
>>> How do I turn this off?
>>
>> Find that setting that shows only subscribed folders, and turn it off.
>>
>> Google search result for "turn off mozilla thunderbird setting that shows  
>> only subscribed imap folders":
>>
>> To show all IMAP folders in Mozilla Thunderbird instead of just subscribed  
>> ones, go to your Account Settings, select the IMAP account, click Server  
>> Settings, then the Advanced button, and uncheck "Show only subscribed  
>> folders," finally restarting Thunderbird to see the change
>
> Sorry for my misunderstanding you meant changes in the client.
> Did not help. I connect from several clients (PC, motebook) WIN and Linux.  
> Even created a new account connection-side. All show this same behaviour to  
> all accounts copied in and out to the new disk. I don't see any file-level  
> permission problems. Still neither can I believe in a client side problem  
> affecting several a the same time.

The client is sending the LSUB command. This has nothing to do with file  
permissions or anything on the server side. This is a configuration issue  
with the client.


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