dovecot - Jan 2011 - Problem with seeing mail after Upgrade from Courier

I created a new server for a webmail system because the old server crashed.
When I created the server, I installed Dovecot and the old server had
Courier. On the new server, I'm doing virtual users where the old one
created system users. I moved all the folders over for all the users on to
the new server and ran the Courier-Dovecot migration script. The files were
created successfully with no issues. The issue I'm having now is that
Dovecot is not seeing any mail in the user's directory. If I create a new
user, it can send and receive mail with no problems. If I send an email to
an existing user, it gets delivered to the new folder but dovecot does not
see anything in the new folder.  There is also mail in the curr folder that
dovecot does not see.  I'm using Roundcube as a webmail client but I've
also
tried using Telnet with the same results.

Any ideas?
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Am 19.01.2011 16:43, schrieb apettitt:
> 
> I created a new server for a webmail system because the old server crashed.
> When I created the server, I installed Dovecot and the old server had
> Courier. On the new server, I'm doing virtual users where the old one
> created system users. I moved all the folders over for all the users on to
> the new server and ran the Courier-Dovecot migration script. The files were
> created successfully with no issues. The issue I'm having now is that
> Dovecot is not seeing any mail in the user's directory. If I create a
new
> user, it can send and receive mail with no problems. If I send an email to
> an existing user, it gets delivered to the new folder but dovecot does not
> see anything in the new folder.  There is also mail in the curr folder that
> dovecot does not see.  I'm using Roundcube as a webmail client but
I've also
> tried using Telnet with the same results.
> 
> Any ideas?
show your conf

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MfG Robert Schetterer

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