dovecot - Mar 2012 - doveadm user -f index

I've configured my mail_location to have a different location for
performance reasons so they aren't in the same location as the
mail_location.

The 'doveadm user -f home' is useful to find where a user's home
directory is for various scripting purposes, but I can't seem to find a
way to determine the location of the user's indexes. 

I can do something with the output of dovecot -a to find the
mail_location and then look for a configured INDEX, but then I don't
have a good way of translating the %d/%1n/%n type string formatters into
their values for a user.

thanks for any suggestions!
micah

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http://hg.dovecot.org/dovecot-2.1/rev/601014feade4

doveadm user -m -f home user at domain

I'm still not sure if I implemented this the user friendliest way.. It's
kind of annoying to have these existing "doveadm auth" and
"doveadm user" commands. Perhaps "doveadm user -m" should
have been the default, with some added fields, and then the current
"doveadm user" would have been as an added option. Hm. Maybe I should
change it to v2.2..

On 23.3.2012, at 18.25, Micah Anderson wrote:
> 
> I've configured my mail_location to have a different location for
> performance reasons so they aren't in the same location as the
> mail_location.
> 
> The 'doveadm user -f home' is useful to find where a user's
home
> directory is for various scripting purposes, but I can't seem to find a
> way to determine the location of the user's indexes. 
> 
> I can do something with the output of dovecot -a to find the
> mail_location and then look for a configured INDEX, but then I don't
> have a good way of translating the %d/%1n/%n type string formatters into
> their values for a user.
> 
> thanks for any suggestions!
> micah
> 
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