R6 Administrator, Files Tab: No db's shown in Subfolders!

hi!

on my newly created r6 domain (where everything is running fine) i have just one problem: in Domino Administrator on the FILES Tab i can see the list of files für the root-directory on the server correctly. all foldernames are shown as well. but when i click a folder to view its items the folders are all empty! clicking on the button “All” (to show all files without a tree-view) everything is shown fine. clicking on “Tree” again… no files in folders!

this happens with my id, the id of the administrator-account and with full access administration enabled - no files in folders!

i tried it with domino administrator 6.0.3 and 6.5 - both the same!

any idea?

regards,

matthias

Subject: R6 Administrator, Files Tab: No db’s shown in Subfolders!

I have encountered the same problem. Have you had any success in resolving this problem?

Subject: RE: R6 Administrator, Files Tab: No db’s shown in Subfolders!

We have the same problem when using Notes Admin 6.5.x accessing 5.0.13a servers but it seems to work fine accessing 5.0.9a servers.

Is this a problem when accessing 6.x servers?

Subject: RE: R6 Administrator, Files Tab: No db’s shown in Subfolders!

Yes, the same thing happens on my brand new 6.5.3 server, with 6.5.3 Admin client.Very keen to hear any suggestions for fixing this.

Phil.

Subject: RE: R6 Administrator, Files Tab: No db’s shown in Subfolders!

Just found a strange thing - and a sort-of a work-around.In Admin, if I right-click the mail folder, and click “Delete Folder …”, it displays a confirmation box that says “do you really want to delete N:\ail ?” - note that the leading character of the folder name has been truncated. (Click No to this question !).

So, I then created a new folder called “mmail” - the word “mail” with an extra character on the front - guess what ? I can see my mail db’s in the new “mmail” folder !

I can create additional new folders, with ANY leading character followed by “mail”, and they all “see” the dbs that are in the OS folder called “mail”.

I don’t know why this is happening, looks like a bug to me.

Just thought I’d share, in case it helps others with the same problem …

Phil.