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I have opensuse 11.0 installed, and have cyrus up and running, but I'm running into strange behaviors. I configured these through YAST. However it appears that YAST doesn't do anything about adding users to cyrus and I have to do that through cyradm. Am I missing something?
I used cyradm to create several users: cm user.user1 cm user.user2 I expected that would create the directory "user" under /var/spool/imap, as well as user/user1 and user/user2. Instead it created: user^user1 user^user2 and when I do an "lm" from cyradm, what I get are: Shared Folders/user.user1 (\HasNoChildren) Shared Folders/user.user1 (\HasNoChildren) Shared Folders/user.user2 (\HasNoChildren) Shared Folders/user.user2 (\HasNoChildren) I suspect this has something to do with the unixhierarchysep: yes in /etc/imapd.conf messing things up when I tried to create the mailboxes. My challenge now is: How do I remove these strange folders? Everything I've read about cyrus dissuades me from directly mucking with the directories. Thanks, -Bill Katz |
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