Hi, I setup squirrelmail with dovecot and everything worked. I moved users Maildir directores to ~/Maildir/INBOX.directory/ and updated the .subscriptions file to something like ^INBOX.directory squirrelmail picks this up, but I can't seem to get mutt to read this style. In fact I would have assumed that dovecot would read ~/Maildir/ as INBOX and everything under it as it stands, without having to shuffle things about. Does anyone use mutt and have any words fo advice? I am not sure that courier-imapd does this sort of munging? C. -- charlie at rubberduck.com - Melbourne, Australia http://rubberduck.com/~yeled/ PGP: 0x14AA7941 || finger yeled at lazy.spodder.com
Sorry to reply to my own, but I have done this to "fix" the issue: cd ~/Maildir ; for i in * ; do ln -s $i .INBOX.$i ; done So I can now change to =mailbox This is inelegant.. C. -- charlie at rubberduck.com - Melbourne, Australia http://rubberduck.com/~yeled/ PGP: 0x14AA7941 || finger yeled at lazy.spodder.com
On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 06:23, Charlie Allom wrote:> Hi, > > I setup squirrelmail with dovecot and everything worked. I moved users > Maildir directores to ~/Maildir/INBOX.directory/ and updated the > .subscriptions file to something like ^INBOX.directoryWhy do you want to prefix them with "INBOX."? You can configure squirrelmail not to require that.> I am not sure that courier-imapd does this sort of munging?Courier prefixes them internally with "INBOX.".> cd ~/Maildir ; for i in * ; do ln -s $i .INBOX.$i ; doneDo you mean this creates .INBOX.INBOX.mailbox symlinks?