dovecot - Jan 2009 - Autocreate plugin

Hello.

I found what if you have a  something like this:
autocreate = Trash
autocreate2 = Sent
autocreate3 = Spam

*Then I delete autocreate2 string* and... autocreate3 will not work.
If I add autocreate2 - all work well.

Yes it is seems to be right what they all must go after each otherm but 
if i have a 20 or 30 autocreate folders and i want to delete autocreate2 
for example - all other from 3-20 will not work.

For me it is seems like a bug. I think better to remove numbers from 
this plugin at all.

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Best regards,
Proskurin Kirill

On Jan 19, 2009, at 7:12 AM, Proskurin Kirill wrote:
> I found what if you have a  something like this:
> autocreate = Trash
> autocreate2 = Sent
> autocreate3 = Spam
>
> *Then I delete autocreate2 string* and... autocreate3 will not work.
> If I add autocreate2 - all work well.
>
> Yes it is seems to be right what they all must go after each otherm  
> but if i have a 20 or 30 autocreate folders and i want to delete  
> autocreate2 for example - all other from 3-20 will not work.
>
> For me it is seems like a bug. I think better to remove numbers from  
> this plugin at all.
The way it's currently coded doesn't make it easy to fix. The same  
problem exists for other plugins as well, such as quota. Fixing this  
will probably have to wait for configuration handling rewrite (v2.0).

I've tried to use the autocreate plugin in order to autosubscribe users  
to public namespaces.

namespace public {
        prefix = Public2/
        separator = /
        location = 
maildir:/var/Public2:INDEX=~/Maildir/p-idx:CONTROL=~/Maildir/p-crtl
        hidden=no
        subscriptions=no
        inbox = no
        list=no
}

with

plugin {
  autocreate = Spam
  autosubscribe = Spam
  autosubscribe1 = Public2/News
  autosubscribe2 = Public2/Shorewall
}


the plugin works alright  with the  Spam  maildir,
but not with the namespaces.
Is this possible ???

Thanks
Harry.