Vertical is a separate setting which is visual only.
Mail Directory defines a default mail directory that you can then use =
to to expand (much like in mutt) in the Path for each folder. For
Courier IMAP, you probably don't need to use the Mail Directory setting.

I've never used gbuffy against a courier server, but remember that the
count that gbuffy lists is fetched by doing an EXAMINE against the
mailbox, and then looking for the UNSEEN count. If you compile gbuffy
with debugging enabled, you can then start it with 'gbuffy -d 4' and it
should create a ~/.gbuffydebug file which should have information on
what is going on.

Brandon

On 03/27/02 NetNut404 uttered the following other thing:
> So, I am still having difficulty getting the mailboxes to show anything
> but 0 in gbuffy after using a INBOX.Spam for example (which I recall is
> the correct Syntax). I am unsure what the difference is between Vertical
> Mail Directory: and Path: as far as Imap goes, and what should be in
> both of them if anything.
>
> Thanks for the help
>
> Grant
> On Wed, 2002-03-27 at 13:58, Brandon Long wrote:
> > On 03/27/02 netnut404 uttered the following other thing:
> > > Hello, I am trying to figure out what the syntax would be to see my
> > > imap folders when I have A "ROOT Folder" call INBOX, and then all my
> > > imap folders are sub folders of that (my server is a courier imap
> > > server)
> >
> > Probably INBOX.foldername
> >
> > > please let me know so I may start using this program thanks..
> > >
> > > ah, and btw how far off in the tuture do you think the external
> > > notification feature is?
> >
> > Probably quite a ways, unless someone else wants to take it on. I
> > haven't really had any time to work on it in years.
> >
> > Brandon
> > --
> > "Cui merda tollenda erit?"
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