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Not sure why this doesn't work. I'm trying to create a subfolder in HORDE mail.
My steps: Folders; select which main folder; select action "create folder"; type the name of the subfolder; hit submit and then I get all of these errors. This error shows up at the top of the page: This is what the server said: CREATE failed: Can't create mailbox node /home/account/mail/yourdomain.com/mailaccount/folder/: File exists This error shows up hidden at the bottom: Notice: CREATE failed: Can't create mailbox node /home/account/mail/yourdomain.com/mailaccount/folder/: File exists (errflg=2) in Unknown on line 0 I've taken out my account info in the above errors. Anyone use subfolders or had this problem before? account: threepillarsmedia.com
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What server are you on?
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Just tried it myself, and I get the same error. Looks like it is trying to create a new file for that subfolder, but the filename is the same as the parent folder.
Either its not possible to create subfolders with surpass's setup, or horde is not quite configured right. You should try submitting a ticket.
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