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Title: Folder names - Subfolder with dot?
Post by: p4ra on October 01, 2013, 11:36:18 am

Hello,

I have one question. Can you please tell me, if you are using any subfolders within the main folder? And if you do, do you have a dot after the name of mainfolder? It's hard to explain like this, so I will show an example.

My main folder is called TEST. I have within the TEST folder another folder called CSS. Now when I look into the folders, I see there the list of folder, which goes like this:

TEST.
TEST.CSS

Can I get rid of that TEST. in front of CSS?

And I have another issue - red exclamation mark saying: "Too many IMAP Push connections." - how can I fix that? I need to have many folders synced.

Thanks.

Title: Re: Folder names - Subfolder with dot?
Post by: Rachel Ambler on October 03, 2013, 12:47:16 am

Quote from: p4ra on October 01, 2013, 11:36:18 am

And I have another issue - red exclamation mark saying: "Too many IMAP Push connections." - how can I fix that? I need to have many folders synced.

Thanks.

Are you using GMail? If so, Google limits the # of simultaneous IMAP connections to (I think) 10. Each folder you have subscribed to with IMAP Push requires it's own connection.

I cherry pick which folders I MUST have Push enabled on then use polling for the rest.

Title: Re: Folder names - Subfolder with dot?
Post by: Kostya Vasilyev on October 05, 2013, 02:51:32 am

Hard to say why there is a dot at the end.

Can you record a debug log, with "session data" enabled, and long press the account and bring up "Options and Folders" / "Folders".

The "Too many IMAP Push connections" message comes from the app itself (not Gmail), it allows up to 25 folders in push mode total.

I could increase the limit to 100 or 1000, but would that really work? I doubt it.

Title: Re: Folder names - Subfolder with dot?
Post by: p4ra on November 05, 2013, 11:29:56 am

Kostya, I'll try to explain it a little like this:

Inbox (main folder)
Test Folder (new folder inside the Inbox)
Testing Folder (this folder is created within the Test Folder)

Now when I look at the folders in the AquaMail, I can see regular name for Inbox, Test Folder, but Testing Folder is called Test Folder.Testing Folder

Hope this makes a little bit more sense? I am attaching debug as you requested. Hope it's gonna help.

Title: Re: Folder names - Subfolder with dot?
Post by: Kostya Vasilyev on November 10, 2013, 01:43:44 am

Yes it does. That's how nested folders are presented in the UI, so it's possible to tell "foo.bar" from "baz.bar" or something.

Title: Re: Folder names - Subfolder with dot?
Post by: p4ra on November 11, 2013, 02:51:37 pm

Have you thought about adding option to disable such view?