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Re: [cobalt-users] IMAP - Where is the Mail Folders root directory configured



Hi Chuck,

On 20/6/00 5:40 AM, [RaQ2] Chuck <nagy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>> >where is the Mail Folders root directory configured so I can set it
>> > correctly?
>> 
>> I have been asking this questions for ages, but i no-one is answering. if 
you
>> find out, please let me know.
>
>For incoming mesages: /var/spool/mail/[login]
>For stored messages:  /home/sites/siteX/users/[login]/mail
>                  or  ~[login]/mail
>[login] is the userID like "admin" (the above path is not right for the
>"admin" user.) 
>
>The second is the one you need to tell IMAP if you use pine. If you use
>netscape (unlikely on a Raq) it would be nsmail instead of mail.

This isn't the answer I need.

The question was where do you configure (on the server) where the IMAP 
folders are created.

On a Qube2700WG IMAP folders were created by default in a users home 
directory.  After installing a new disk (created with an OS Restore) and 
applying the patches it wanted to have IMAP folders in a subdirectory of 
a users home directory.  I discovered this after I restored the user 
directories and the IMAP folders didn't work.

Now, for some unkown reason, a new account will get a subdirectory called 
Mail? and IMAP folders will be created in that directory.  The problem is 
Windows doesn't like a folder called Mail? when the users home directory 
is accessed via SAMBA.

Something has gone astray.

I need to know what config file controls imapd.

Cheers,  Malcolm


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