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Establishing new email accounts but ONLY Inbox appears. Drts, Tmplts, Snt, Trsh do not. Related: mail server rejects user pssd even though I copy fm c/panel

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Mail server for domain name uutupelo.org is under my control with c/panel. I have added a new account with c/panel with an appropriate password. The account shows properly on c/panel. When I use T/bird 38.2.0 to add this new account the account is found and settings displayed, but when I PASTE the password into Tbird, the "password or username" is rejected. When the account appears in T/bird ONLY the Inbox shows (or sometimes up to 19 inboxes show even though I have not installed the new feature being tested). I have no folders for Sent, Drafts, Templates, or Trash. T/bird will not accept "New Folder" actions either for the new account.

Mail server for domain name uutupelo.org is under my control with c/panel. I have added a new account with c/panel with an appropriate password. The account shows properly on c/panel. When I use T/bird 38.2.0 to add this new account the account is found and settings displayed, but when I PASTE the password into Tbird, the "password or username" is rejected. When the account appears in T/bird ONLY the Inbox shows (or sometimes up to 19 inboxes show even though I have not installed the new feature being tested). I have no folders for Sent, Drafts, Templates, or Trash. T/bird will not accept "New Folder" actions either for the new account.

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These folders may only be generated when there is something to put into them. Have you sent or deleted any messages yet? Or saved as Draft?

You say you're pasting a password. Does that mean it isn't a trivially-remembered string, and uses, shall we say, "exotic" characters? The email protocols have a fairly narrow idea of what is a valid character. Non-alphanumerics may not be accepted via the email protocols (pop, imap, smtp), whilst being OK over the http protocol used in webmail. Hence a password which works in one context may not be good in another.

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These folders may only be generated when there is something to put into them. Have you sent or deleted any messages yet? Or saved as Draft?

You say you're pasting a password. Does that mean it isn't a trivially-remembered string, and uses, shall we say, "exotic" characters? The email protocols have a fairly narrow idea of what is a valid character. Non-alphanumerics may not be accepted via the email protocols (pop, imap, smtp), whilst being OK over the http protocol used in webmail. Hence a password which works in one context may not be good in another.

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