Issue Description Following the migration guide , I imported the FileNodes via WebDAV. This leads to the root folder (which stalwart names based on the account’s display name) being imported as a FileNode. For user accounts this regularly contains characters that have to be URL-encoded, such as spac…

Root cause confirmed in the source. DavResources builds hrefs with only the account name component percent‑encoded, not the per‑resource path segments: base_path (e.g. admin@example.com) is escaped with percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode(..., RFC_3986) when the cache is built (crates/groupware/…

I believe that these are separate issues. While this issue was surfaced due to vandelay automatically creating a directory including a space, stalwart should URL-encode paths that were created via JMAP when exposing via WebDAV. Otherwise it remains possible to create paths via JMAP FileNode that are…

WebDAV hrefs not URL-encoded when 'exported' via vandelay

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Laurendus August 24, 2026, 12:12am 5

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WebDAV hrefs not URL-encoded when 'exported' via vandelay

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